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Criminal Proceeding1

Trial Project Part I
Steven L Anders
CJUS 500-
Liberty University

Trial Project
The trial I have chosen to observe occurs on Tuesday, November 4th, 2014, 8:00 a.m., at the Milwaukee County, Milwaukee Circuit Court. This particular court is part of the 1st Judicial District in Wisconsin. Judges presiding over cases in this court include:
Rebecca F , Presiding Judge
Prosecuting Agency :(District Attorney) Torbenson, Matthew James
Defense Attorney: Mitchell, Daniel Gordon

The address and additional contact information for the Milwaukee County Circuit Court is:
Milwaukee County Court House
901 N. 9th Street, Room 501
Milwaukee, WI 53233
414.286.3800 – phone
414.223.1264 – fax
The specific criminal court case I have chosen to observe is
Case Number:
2014ML016213
Filed:
08/20/2014
Commenced by:
Direct Indictment
Locality:
Milwaukee County
Defendant:
Smith, Renee
Sex:
Female
Race:
African American
DOB:
06/13/****
Address:
4337 N. 62nd St, Milwaukee, WI 53210
Charge:
2nd-Degree Recklessly Endangering Safety
Code Section: 941.30 (2)
Charge Type:
Felony
Class:
G

Offense Date:
03/18/2014
Arrest Date:
08/20/2014
Statute
941.30(2)

The following hearings will be taking place : Renee Smith pleaded guilty to 2nd Degree Recklessly Endangering Safety on 11/4/2014. Renee Smith will stand before Judge Rebecca F to be sentenced on 12/23/2014.
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12/23/2014
8:30AM
Sentencing Hearing Court Official
Dallet-40, Rebecca F.

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