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Wisconsin Appeal Court-District One

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Case Information

Filed 2021-12-02
Status CL
Type Operating While Intoxicated
Docket 79 entries
Disposition AFFIRMED

Docket Entries

  1. Judgment of Circuit Court
  2. Notice of Appeal filed in Cir. Ct.
  3. Notice of Appeal & Court Record
  4. Statement on Transcript
  5. Other Papers
  6. Sua Sponte
  7. Fee Waived
  8. Notice of Docketing of Appeal
  9. Other Papers
  10. Record
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  61. Other Papers
  62. Brief & Appx of Appellant(s)
  63. Brief of Respondent(s)
  64. Reply Brief
  65. Record and Briefs Sent to District 4
  66. Submitted on Briefs
  67. Court Order
  68. Supplement to Record
  69. Rejected Electronic Document
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  74. Non-Electronic Record Item
  75. Opinion/Decision
  76. Remittitur
  77. Opinion Ordered Unpublished
  78. Cites
  79. Cites

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