State v. Ledger

Michael Ledger appeals from a judgment of conviction for masked armed robbery *120as a party to the crime, contrary to secs. 939.05, 939.641 and 943.32(2), Stats., and from an order denying his motion for postconviction relief. Ledger's principal argument is that his right to a jury trial under the Wisconsin Constitution was violated when the parties stipulated to allow a thirteen-member jury panel to deliberate and render a verdict.1 He also argues that statements obtained by the police after his arrest violated his sixth amendment right to counsel and that a voice identification lineup…