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• Title: State Wisconsin v. Douglas Cheers
• Author : Supreme Court of Wisconsin
• Release Date : January 15, 1981
• Genre: Law,Books,Professional & Technical,
• Pages : * pages
• Size : 88 KB

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This is an appeal from judgments of conviction entered in the circuit court for Milwaukee county, the Hon. FREDERICK P. KESSLER presiding. This case is before this court on a bypass of the court of appeals, pursuant to sec. 808.05 and sec. (Rule) 809.60, Stats. Following a jury trial, the circuit court convicted the defendants, Douglas Cheers and Claven Ladell Crockett of three counts of armed robbery, party to the crime, with the use of force against the person of the owner, contrary to secs. 943.32(1) (a) and (2) 1 and 939.05, Stats. 1977. The trial court entered judgment on the verdicts, and thereafter, pursuant to a plea bargain, the defendants entered pleas of no contest to a fourth count of armed robbery, party to the crime with the threat of the imminent use of force in violation of secs. 943.32(1) (b) and (2) and 939.05, Stats. 1977. After receiving the testimony on the no contest plea, the court entered judgments convicting the defendants on the fourth count of armed robbery (threat to use force). Complying with the plea negotiation, the district attorney moved the court to dismiss but read into the court record the three remaining crimes charged in the seven-count information -- armed burglary, party to the crime, two counts, attempted armed robbery, party to the crime, to be considered by the court at the time of sentencing. On the first three armed robbery counts, defendant Crockett was sentenced to three consecutive ten-year terms and the fourth armed robbery sentence was ordered to be served concurrent with the sentence in count number one. Defendant Cheers was sentenced to two consecutive ten-year terms on the first two counts, and a five-year consecutive term on the third count and the sentence on count number four was ordered to be served as a concurrent ten-year sentence with the sentence imposed in count number one. The court further ordered that each of the defendants be given 101 days' credit for the time spent in pre-trial confinement. The defendants' notices of appeal state that they appeal from the judgments of conviction on all four counts of armed robbery, party to the crime.

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