Wisconsin Supreme Court· 6/6/1978

State v. Washington

Citations

83 Wis. 2d 808
266 N.W.2d 597
1978 Wisc. LEXIS 1024

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emphasizing that a John Doe judge must \conduct himself as a neutral and detached magistrate in determining probable cause.\
noting that when the facts make clear that a person is probably guilty of an offense, it would not be proper to continue the John Doe hearing
noting that judge permitted argument
noting that judge permitted argument
\We believe that witnesses and persons accused can be protected by appellate court review of John Doe proceedings and of the court orders which are an out-growth of those proceedings.\
\We believe that witnesses and persons accused can be protected by appellate court review of John Doe proceedings and of the court orders which are an outgrowth of those proceedings.\

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Judges: Abrahamson, Callow, Hansen, Took

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