Felonies recorded in Waushara County (2024)

Dylan J. Salisbury, Wautoma, was in court on Jan. 13 on a count of Stalking. A final pre-trial is scheduled for Feb. 21.

Santiago Salgado, Wautoma, was in court on Jan. 13 on a count of Repeated Sexual Assault. Court addresses testimony of spouse, court will evaluate if foundation is established with instruction. Court addresses states motion in limine. Court will permit impeachment upon answer and instructs the defendant-if testifies-answer is yes and 5. Court admonishes the defendant regarding testimony and consequences of answer and defendant understands admonishment. Court permits introduction of the offered forensic interview and makes statement regarding video. Witness be available for cross examination. Court makes statement and will permit doctor’s testimony as disclosed on state’s witness list, with instruction. Court addresses testimony of Schlagenhaft. Ludwig addressed and kept under seal per order of the court. Court addresses trial management. Court addresses security for trial and makes statement regarding security. Court will have three provisional jurors for the trial. Each party will receive five strikes, 25 in box. Court directs Attorney Goldin to let the court know by no later than Feb. 4 regarding Ludwig.

Nicholas M. Chapple, Wild Rose, was in court on Jan. 13 on a count of Battery or Threat to Judge, Prosecutor, or Law Enforcement Officer. A status conference is scheduled for Feb. 14.

Daniel A. Chinawong, Wautoma, was in court on Jan. 13 on two counts of 1st Degree Sex Assault. A preliminary hearing is scheduled for Feb. 18.

Jose Adrian Quiroz, Wautoma, was in court on Jan. 13 on a count of Substantial Battery-Intend Bodily Harm. Court enters Riverside Ruling in favor of the State. A preliminary hearing is scheduled for Feb. 18.

Rebecca E. Clark, Hurley, was in court on Jan. 13 on a count of Bail Jumping-Felony, a count of Possession of Methamphetamine, and a count of Possession of Narcotic Drugs. A status conference is scheduled for Jan. 19.

Benjamin J. McCutch-eon, Neshkoro, was in court on Jan. 13 on five counts of Failure to Support Child (120 Days+). Defendant in court, by phone. Court questions the defendant regarding his non-appearance. Statement by defendant. Court authorizes a warrant, continental US. Further statement by defendant.

Deangelo Lamont Fon-der, Boscubel, was in court on Jan. 14 on a count of Battery by Prisoners, two counts of Strangulation and Suffocation (with a Previous Conviction) and a count of False Imprisonment. Plea: NC to CT 1 Batter by Prisoners and CT 5 False Imprisonment. Court accepts plea and enter JOC. Court DRI Strangulation and Suffocation. Court makes statement and sentences the defendant to: CT 1 - 10 years WSP to be served as five years IC & five years ES. CT 5 – eight years WSP to be served as five years IC & three years ES, concurrent to CT 1. Six years WSP to be served as three year IC & three year ES, concurrent to 20CF203. Sentences are consecutive to any sentence currently being served. Court finds the defendant ineligible for CIP and SAP. CONDITIONS OF ES: No contact with Christopher Shafer and/or Jessie Guyette. Anger Management and follow through, Psychological Evaluation and follow through, Defendant not to possess any dangerous weapons, including but not limited to firearms. Terms of Agent. Costs to be paid through DOC. DNA Sample is on file and Surcharge ordered by the Court. Appeal Rights Given.

Nichole Renie Duket, Berlin, was in court on Jan. 18 on a count of Possession of Methamphetamine. Plea: Guilty. Court accepts plea and enters JOC. No statement by defendant. Court sentences the defendant to: S/W- Three years probation. CONDITIONS: 150 days WCJ, with Huber. No GT. 47 days CTS. To being forthwith. Court does not object to jail transfer. Court will permit suspension of jail sentence for participation in the residential treatment program at ARC, upon completion, the defendant is to return to the Waushara County Jail to serve the balance of the sentence. AODA and follow through, DE must maintain absolute sobriety, may not be present upon the premises of any bars, and is prohibited from possessing/ingesting any impairing substances that have not been prescribed by a physician. Terms of Agent. Costs to be paid within 60 days or payment plan. DNA Sample is on file and Surcharge ordered by the Court. Appeal Rights Given.

Kevin D. Kovacic, Menominee, MI, was in court on Jan. 18 on a count of Manufacture/Deliver THC (>200-1000g), a count of Possess w/ Intent-THC (>200-1000g) and a count of Maintain Drug Trafficking Place. Court directs motion to be filed by defense by Feb. 15. A motion hearing is scheduled for March 18,

Tammy Ann Collins, Wautoma, was in court on Jan. 18 on a count of Possession of Methamphetamine and a count of Possession of Narcotic Drugs. A motion hearing is scheduled for Feb. 22.

Dale L. Kovalaske, Green Lake, was in court on Jan. 18 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. Court discusses trial mechanics- 23 in box, 5 strikes each. A jury trial is scheduled for May 5.

Dominique Jean Christian, Bear Creek, was in court on Jan. 18 on three counts of Manufacture/Deliver Non-Narcotics and three counts of Deliver Illegal Articles to Inmate. A status conference is scheduled for Feb. 22.

Robert J. Rynders, Almond, was in court on Jan. 18 on a count of 1st-Degree Recklessly Endangering Safety, a count of Intimidate Victim/Use or Attempt Force and a count of Possession of Methamphetamine. Court addresses jury mechanics, 23 in box, 5 strikes. A jury trial is scheduled for July 7.

Aron Richard Nelson, Redgranite, was in court on Jan. 18 on a count of Possession of THC (2nd+ Offense). A Waiver of Prelim is scheduled for Feb. 22.

Marcus T. Reinford, Bethel, was in court on Jan. 18 on three counts of Theft-Business Setting >$5000-$10,000 and a count of Theft-Movable Property >$5000-$10,000. A plea/sentencing hearing is scheduled for Feb. 22.

Felonies recorded in Waushara County (2024)

FAQs

Can a class G felony be expunged in Wisconsin? ›

How long does a Class G felony charge stay on your record in Wisconsin? A Class G felony charge stays on your record for life in Wisconsin. If the maximum punishment for your crime was over 6 years, you cannot even apply to seal your record.

What is a class I felony in Wisconsin? ›

A Class I felony is the lowest-level felony in Wisconsin. While that may sound reassuring, a Class I felony still carries with it a maximum penalty of 3.5 years in prison, $10,000.00 in fines, or both (Wis. Stat. sec. 939.50).

How long does a felony stay on your record in WI? ›

A Class I felony stays on your record for life. In Wisconsin, a court may expunge your charge if you were under the age of 25, the maximum punishment for the crime was less than 6 years and you successfully completed the terms of your sentence.

How serious is a class G felony in Wisconsin? ›

§ 939.50, a Class G felony is punishable by up to 10 years in state prison, a maximum fine of $25,000, or both. Common types of Class G felonies include offenses such as sexual assault and repeat OWIs. A felony conviction is a very serious matter and can affect your rights going forward, including: Voting rights.

What is the smallest felony? ›

Class 6–correlating to a minimum prison sentence of one year, this being the lowest class felony.

How bad is a felony H in Wisconsin? ›

A Class H felony warrants a fine of up to $10,000 and/or up to six years in prison, and is the least serious felony besides a Class I Felony.

What is a felony D in Wisconsin? ›

A Class D felony in Wisconsin is a severe charge carrying up to 25 years in state prison, a maximum fine of $100,000, or both. Class D felonies in Wisconsin include serious crimes such as drug trafficking and vehicular homicide. (Wis. Stat. § 939.50.)

How do I seal my criminal record in Wisconsin? ›

The filing party may ask the court to redact (omit or blank out) certain pieces of information, to seal a document, or to seal the whole case. Forms GF-245–247 are available for making a motion to seal the court record or the transcript. The clerk cannot seal a record; this decision must be made by the court.

Does expungement restore gun rights in Wisconsin? ›

The Wisconsin firearm possession law prohibits a person who has been convicted of a felony from possessing a firearm unless a specific exception applies. The firearm possession statute does not contain an exemption for felony convictions for which the record was expunged.

Can I get a Class G felony expunged in NC? ›

You may be eligible for an expungement under another statute, depending on the facts of your case. The North Carolina Justice Center has a publication called "Summary of North Carolina Expunctions" that may be helpful. In North Carolina Class G felonies cannot be expunged.

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