Jamerson v. Department of Children & Families

¶ 81. {concurring). I do not join the majority opinion. Rather, I write in concurrence because subsequent to oral argument, the State conceded that there is a dispute of material fact in regard to "the narrow factual issue of the [specific] public [] benefits involved in Ms. Jamerson's Wis. Stat. § 49.12(6) and (1) conviction[s]." The State now agrees with Jamerson to seek remand to *235the Department of Children and Families pursuant to Wis. Stat. § 227.57(7) to conduct fact finding to determine whether Jamerson's food stamp conviction was a public benefit Jamerson received when she failed to…