United States of America v. Dennis Franklin
Appeal Number 2018AP001346 - CQ
Comment: CLOSED
Decision: Other Pages: 15
Written by: Dallet, Rebecca F.
Abrahamson, Shirley S. Wrote Concurring Opinion 4 pages.
Order Text: Certified question answered and cause remanded.
Comment: at 1:30 p.m. Atty. Shelley Fite for Defendants-Appellants. Atty. Amy Catherine Miller, Amicus Party. Atty. Laura A. Przybylinski for Plaintiff-Appellee
Comment: Notice of Appearance - Sol Gen Amy Miller; 12/21/18 Ryan Walsh withdrawn as counsel for Amicus curiae State of Wisconsin
Brief of Amicus Curiae
Brief of Amicus Curiae-State
Filed By: Amy Miller
Comment: State of Wisconsin. Note that the appeal number has been corrected on all briefs.
Comment: US Attorney's notice of 11/5/18 returned by PO, resent via fax 11/13/18
Motion to File Amicus/Non-Party Brief
Filed By: Ryan Walsh
ORD that the motion is granted. Twenty-two copies of the brief shall be filed on or before 12/3/18.
FRO that the State of Wisconsin shall be permitted to participate in the oral argument using 10 minutes of defendants-appellants' allotted 30 minutes for argument.
Comment: and request for oral argument filed by AG
Filed By: Shelley Fite
Filed By: Laura Przybylinski
Comment: Dennis Franklin and Shane Sahm
Comment: US Atty 8/20/18 mail returned by PO - resent to address on file at State Bar
Attorney address updated
Comment: Address changed for attorney: 27104 Laura A. Przybylinski
Comment: US Attorney 8/15/18 order returned by post office
ORD that the motion is granted. Defendant-appellant's opening brief shall be served and filed on or before September 28, 2018.
See BR1 event due on 9-28-2018
Comment: federal public defender
Comment: US 7th Circuit Court
Certified Question of Law
ORD that the certification is granted and the appeal is accepted. The court reserves the right to formulate the question certified and to determine the scope of its inquiry; and FRO that within 30 days after the date of this order the defendants-appellants, Dennis Franklin and Shane Sahm, shall file a brief in this court or a statement that it will rely on the briefs filed in the United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit; that within 20 days thereafter the plaintiff-appellee, United States, must file a response brief or a statement that it will rely on the briefs filed in the United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit; and that within 10 days thereafter the defendants-appellants must either file a reply brief or a statement that no reply brief will be filed; and FRO that the briefs shall follow the pertinent requirements of Wis. Stat. (Rule) 809.19; and FRO that the parties must furnish the court with 22 copies of any briefs filed, including the Seventh Circuit briefs if the party chooses to rely upon them; and FRO that the clerk of the Seventh Circuit is directed to transmit the record to this court within 20 days of the date of this order; and FRO that the parties shall be notified of the date and time for oral argument in due course.