Brian L. Haas v. Gordon Abrahamson, Superintendent of the Dodge Correctional Institute

How courts have described this case

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• holding Wisconsin rule excluding psychiatric evidence on capacity to form intent does not offend due process
• holding Wisconsin rule excluding psychiatric evidence on capacity to form intent does not offend due process
• discussing recent appellate history of using psychiatric testimony in Wisconsin criminal trials
• discussing recent appellate history of using psychiatric testimony in Wisconsin criminal trials
• “[S]tate court evidentiary rulings, because they are a matter of state law, will rarely serve as a proper basis for granting a writ for habeas corpus.”
• “state court evidentiary rulings, because they are a matter of state law, will rarely serve as a proper basis for granting a writ for habeas corpus”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).