Felonies recorded in Waushara County

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Elizabeth Rodriquez, Wisconsin Rapids, was in court on May 5 on a count of Escape-Criminal Arrest. Plea: NC. Court accepts plea and enters JOC. No statement by DE. Court orders: 90 days WC Jail – No Huber, GT, five days CFTS, sentence to commence forthwith, Costs w/ 60 DTP or PP. Appeal rights given.

 

Dale L. Kovalaske, Green Lake, was in court on May 5 on a count of OWI (5th or 6th), a count of Operate with Restricted Controlled Substance (5th or 6th) and a count of Possession of Methamphetamine. Plea: Ct 2 - NC. Court accepts plea and enters JOC. Ct 1- Dismissed outright. Cts 3, 4 & 5 - DRI. Defendant waives his right to PSI. No statement by DE. Court orders: 78 month term of imprisonment - Bifurcated sentence - 30 mos IC/48 mos ES - three days CFTS. ES Conditions: $2000 fine plus costs w/ 60 DTP or PP, $42.50 Blood Draw Costs w/ 60 DTP or PP, Lifetime DL revocation, three year IID, OWI Assessment, AODA and follow through, DE must maintain absolute sobriety, DE may not be present upon the premises of any bars, DE is prohibited from possessing/ingesting any impairing substances that have not been prescribed by a physician, No operation of any motor vehicles without a valid driver’s license for the manner of operation. Defendant eligible for the Substance Abuse Program - not eligible for release to Extended Supervision until having served no less than 18 months of the term of Initial Confinement. Defendant is not eligible for the Challenge Incarceration Program. The Court revokes Bond previously posted to be applied. Appeal rights given.

Ronald R. Juday, Wautoma, was in court on May 9 on a count of 2nd-Degree Recklessly Endangering Safety. A status conference is scheduled for June 30.

 

Laurencio E. Guillen, Wautoma, was in court on May 9 on a count of Battery by Prisoners. Plea: NC. Court accepts plea and enters JOC. No statement bu DE. Court orders: Three years Probation – Conditions: 67 days WC Jail – 67 days CFTS – Time served sentence, $189.90 Restitution to be paid in full by Aug. 1. NC w/ C. R., Anger Management and follow through, Any counseling or treatment as deemed appropriate by the supervising agent, AODA and follow through, DE must maintain absolute sobriety, DE may not be present upon the premises of any bars, DE is prohibited from possessing/ingesting any impairing substances that have not been prescribed by a physician, Psych evaluation and follow through, DE to take all medications as prescribed by treating physician, Costs w/ 60 DTP or PP. Defendant is ordered to make telephonic contact with the DOC office by tomorrow. Appeal rights given.

 

Joseph Daniel Monsoor, Wautoma, was in court on May 10 on a count of OWI (5th or 6th) and a count of Operating w/ PAC. The Court sua sponte excuses juror 631 for reasons stated on the record. The Court addresses a potential concern with the .02 restriction. 8:32 a.m. Recess for jurors to be brought to the courtroom. 8:43 a.m. Jury brought to the courtroom. 8:46 a.m. Entire panel sworn. Voir Dire begins. Court questions the jurors. 9:05 a.m. Peremptory strikes begin. 9:16 a.m. Impaneled jury sworn. The Court admonishes the jurors regarding expectations during the trial. 9:26 a.m. Recess taken. 9:46 a.m. Case recalled outside of the presence of the jury. No further issues to be addressed by counsel. Jury returned to the Courtroom. The Court instructs the jury regarding opening statements. 9:50 a.m. Opening statements. 10:05 a.m. The Court instructs the jury regarding evidence. 10:06 a.m. Testimonies given. 10:57 a.m. Case recalled outside of the presence of the jury. The Court advises counsel of an issue with a juror that expressed a concern to the bailiff regarding his own personal feelings toward the issues being addressed today. The Court will prepare a general instruction to the jury as a whole to admonish the jury regarding discussion of the trial before deliberation. No objections. The Court addresses another concern regarding a juror that stated that he would not be able to be impartial during voir dire. The parties stipulate to having that juror removed. 11:13 a.m. Jury returned to the courtroom. Juror 726 excused for the day. Special instruction read to the jury. Witness identifies the defendant. Exhibits 1-4 marked. Witness testifies to exhibits 1-4. Exhibits 1-4 received and published to the jury. 11:28 a.m. Witnesses testify to Exhibit 5 and 6. The Court questions the defendant. The Court finds that the defendant waives his 5th and 6th amendment right and will testify. The Court discusses a modification of the jury instructions with counsel. 11:56 Recess taken for lunch. 3:21 p.m. Case recalled outside of the presence of the jury. The jury has reached a verdict. Jury returned to the courtroom. The Court reads the verdict. Count 1 - Not Guilty. Count 2 - Not Guilty. The Court polls the jury. The Court discharges the jury and thanks them for their service. The Court orders judgment of dismissal with prejudice as to all counts based on the verdict of the jury.

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