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State v. Dunn

Citations

  • 359 N.W.2d 151
  • 121 Wis. 2d 389
  • 1984 Wisc. LEXIS 2889

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  • deciding de novo whether the court at a preliminary examination may choose between competing inferences arising from undisputed historical facts
  • discussing the function of the probable cause determination at a preliminary hearing as compared to the other stages of proceedings
  • discussing the function of the probable cause determination at a preliminary hearing as compared to the other stages of proceedings
  • if reasonable inference supports probable cause and equally reasonable inference is to the contrary, judge conducting preliminary hearing should find probable cause
  • for purposes of preliminary examination, probable cause shown if based on reasonable inferences even if contrary inferences are equally reasonable
  • Transcript at 262-80, testimony of Kirby Linjer, Penny Wolberg, Jill Ann Mortenson and Michael John Wolberg

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Judges: Louis J. Ceci

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