State v. Stehlek
Wisconsin Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
Fritz,. C. J.
An examination of the statutes of the forty-eight states in the United States discloses that all have some type of safety-financial responsibility law regarding the operation of motor vehicles, and that forty-one states have substantially the same provisions as are in the “safety responsibility law” of the Wisconsin statutes, sec. 85.09 (5) (a) to (16) (c) ; and one state, Massachusetts, has a wholly compulsory automobile insurance law for accidents involving bodily injury or death.
The trial court assigned three additional grounds of invalidity, but respondent’s sole challenge to…
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