Wisconsin Supreme Court· 10/4/1983

State v. Webster

Citations

338 N.W.2d 474
114 Wis. 2d 418
1983 Wisc. LEXIS 3192

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observing that a federal decision granting habeas relief to one defendant did not, in a subsequent case involving a different defendant, “stand as a precedential bar” to the Wisconsin Supreme Court following one of its previous decisions, which was contrary to the federal decision
examining title to land underlying highway right-of-way to resolve “Indian country” jurisdictional challenge
State courts are bound by decisions of the United States Supreme Court interpreting federal law, not those of the lower federal courts.
“Public Law 280 gave certain states, including Wisconsin, jurisdiction over crimes committed by or against Indians in Indian country within each state.”
“Public Law 280 gave certain states, including Wisconsin, jurisdiction over crimes committed by or against Indians in Indian country within No. 05-1663 3 each state.”
“Public Law 280 gave certain states, including Wisconsin, jurisdiction over crimes committed by or against Indians in Indian country within each state.”

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Judges: William G. Callow

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