EXPOSING HIDDEN TRUTHS

DANE COUNTY CORRUPTION

Dane County case # 24-328

State vs. Peter Bernegger

Dane County Courts enjoy the complicit cooperation of the derelict  press. When litigant rights are violated, the press fail to report the errors. When the public enlightens the press, the press insinuates the whistleblowers are insane 

The Press fails to hold corrupt officials in the courtroom accountable. This is seen time and time again.

Judge John Hyland has brought the wrath of the public upon himself. Efforts to protect his peers (Ozzane, Fremgen, McNamara, Brown, Peacock) are now exposed.

Judge Hyland has placed himself in the proverbial rock and a hard spot. Hyland was notified & warned early on that Peter Bernegger was never served a summons as required by law. Judge Hyland had no legal right to continue the tort action by the court against Bernegger. Hyland had a duty to immediately dismiss the case. Wisconsin statutes of criminal complaints are very clear of the responsibilities of court officials. issuance of a criminal complaint under §§968.02 also requires a dismissal of the complaint if a summons is not issued, §§ 968.03, such filing commences the action.

Judge Hyland choose tyranny!

                                                             Judge Hyland

Judge Hyland is a member of the Dane County Community Justice Council,  Dane County ordinance 15.46, which ironically makes him a greater injustice to to the community.

Dane County is sanctioning tyranny.

Judge Hyland is disingenuous the likes of Ozanne, Fremgen, McNamara, Brown & Peacock

https://cjc.danecounty.gov/About-Us/Council-Members


Wisconsin statutes regarding complaints

Remember, there wasn't a summons issued with the complaint. Ozzane & Fremgen were negligent & derelict of their duties,  the rest of the courts were/are involved in tort conspiracy.


§§ 968.02  Issuance and filing of complaints

(1)  Except as otherwise provided in this section, a complaint charging a person with an offense shall be issued only by a district attorney of the county where the crime is alleged to have been committed. A complaint is issued when it is approved for filing by the district attorney. The approval shall be in the form of a written endorsement on the complaint or the electronic signature of the district attorney as provided in s. 801.18 (12).

§§ 968.03

(2)  After a complaint has been issued, it shall be filed with a judge and either a warrant or summons shall be issued or the complaint shall be dismissed, pursuant to s. 968.03. Such filing commences the action..











      



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