State v. Mendez
Court of Appeals of Wisconsin
1Opinion of the CourtNettesheim, P.J.
Following his guilty pleas, Albert Mendez was convicted of one misdemeanor and four felonies, including intimidation of a witness, pursuant to secs. 940.42 and 940.43(3), Stats. The issue on appeal is whether a factual basis existed for Mendez' guilty plea to the intimidation of a witness charge.
Mendez' convictions resulted from a criminal episode in which Mendez and another, while armed, entered a dwelling and robbed two occupants, including J.L.T. At the plea hearing, the state offered the allegations of the criminal complaint and the preliminary hearing evidence as the factual basis for…
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