State v. Sevelin
Court of Appeals of Wisconsin
1Opinion of the CourtLaROCQUE, J.
Mark Sevelin appeals a conviction for misdemeanor criminal damage to property, contrary to § 943.01(1), Stats., 1993-94, and a postcon-viction order denying his motion for sentence credit for eighty-two days he spent at substance abuse treatment centers. Sevelin argues that (1) he cannot be convicted of criminal damage to property of his own marital home because the home is not "property of another," and (2) the trial court should have credited the time he spent at the treatment center against his jail sentence because he was in "custody" at the treatment center. See § 973.155(l)(a), Stats.…
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