Wisconsin Supreme Court· 2/15/1977

Turner v. State

Citations

250 N.W.2d 706
76 Wis. 2d 1
1977 Wisc. LEXIS 1331

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convictions for second degree murder, indecent behavior with a child, enticing a child for immoral purposes, and sexual perversion sustained
“In no instance was the defendant referred to as the perpetrator or did the articles call for his conviction.”
editorial writing is only inflammatory if it attempts to incite prejudice against a party
noted for the proposition that the Supreme Court of Wisconsin has found a six-day interval between a polygraph examination and a subsequent statement sufficient to render the statement discrete from the polygraph, R.6, Ex. I at 45-46
noted for the proposition that the Supreme Court of Wisconsin has found a six-day interval between a polygraph examination and a subsequent statement sufficient to render the statement discrete from the polygraph, R.6, Ex. I at 45-46
statements six days after the test are admissible

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Judges: Hanley

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