State v. Zirbel
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Appeal from a judgment of the juvenile court of' Milwaukee county: M. S. Sheridan, Acting Judge. The complaint charged the defendant, a boy fifteen years of age, with having stolen tools belonging to Dr.'William F. Hilger of Milwaukee.
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Appeal from a judgment of the juvenile court of' Milwaukee county: M. S. Sheridan, Acting Judge. The complaint charged the defendant, a boy fifteen years of age, with having stolen tools belonging to Dr.'William F. Hilger of Milwaukee. At the trial the court received testimony of a police officer in connection with the offense charged, and also admitted the testimony as to the previous record of defendant from a probation officer, to whom the defendant had been assigned on probation. ■ The court - declared the defendant to be a delinquent and committed him as delinquent and incorrigible to…
1Opinion of the CourtSiebecker, J.
The record shows that on October 3, 1919, the defendant was brought into the juvenile court, Judge Karel presiding, by the probation officer to whom he had been committed as a ward of the court, on the several complaints theretofore filed against him as a delinquent. The defendant contends that the proceedings had in court on this occasion constitute a discharge of the defendant from all delinquencies, and that such discharge terminated all orders of probation theretofore entered upon the several complaints filed against him. The state claims to thé contrary.and asserts that defendant was…
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