Brian A. Maus v. Scott Eckstein, Warden
DueProcess FourthAmendment
Can appellant counsel withdraw off of the petitioners case, because the petitioner wouldn't agree to allow appellate counsel to file a no-merit brief?
QUESTIONS PRESENTED 1. Can appellant counsel withdraw off of the petitioners case, because the petitioner wouldn't agree to allow appellate counsel to file a no-merit brief? ; 2. Can a trial attorney refuse to file motions to suppress evidence, or dismiss because they , disliked Maus because he wouldn't allow them to deprive Maus out of his civil rights? 3. Does the State Of Wisconsin have to do a voice line up, between the victim and Maus for identification? ; ; 4. Can a Police Department plant evidence? Then use the evidence against Maus at trial? 5. Could of Deputy Murray removed Maus out of Marathon County without having a warrant or jurisdiction? : . 6. Can the State Of Wisconsin prosecutor solicit perjury testimony, to cover up that the victim who was robbed a drug dealer? 7. Did Maus have due process right to question Ms. Bennetts about being a drug dealer? 8. Was Judge Stenz bias when he whittened out part of Scott Mackenzie's statement to : cover up Ms. Bennetts drug dealing? 9. Did the state Of Wisconsin have to do a photo array, or line up to see if Mackenzie could even identify Maus?