State v. Keding
Wisconsin Supreme Court
1DissentAnn Walsh Bradley, J.
¶ 22. (dissenting). In affirming the circuit court's order revoking Lenny Keding's supervised release, the majority concludes that the court considered whether there were any alternatives to revocation. I conclude that the circuit court's inquiry here was meaningless because no alternatives exist.
¶ 23. The majority states: "the record reflects that the court inquired about alternatives to revocation, and was advised that there were none." Majority op. at ¶ 18. Here is what the record reflects. First, the circuit court inquired as follows:
THE COURT: Is there an alternative to returning him to…
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