State v. Wanta
Court of Appeals of Wisconsin
1Opinion of the CourtRoggensack, J.
Leo Wanta appeals from his conviction of two counts of intentionally filing false and fraudulent Wisconsin individual income tax returns with intent to evade the income tax due in violation of § 71.83(2)(b)l., STATS., and four counts of intentionally concealing property upon which levy was authorized with the intent to evade the collection of taxes in violation of § 71.83(2)(b)3. Wanta claims that his conviction should be overturned for the following reasons: (1) Section 971.14(4)(b), Stats., unconstitutionally requires proof of incompetence by clear and convincing evidence when an accused…
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