Don petitions the Court with a Writ of Mandamus wishing to compel Sheriff Bruneau to comply with his requests for evidence for the John Doe Hearing

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Wisconsin law requires that public records be made available for inspection. Certain public records kept by Sheriff Bruneau prove Don's accuser lied, that police concealed evidence and information favorable to Don, and that DA Lipske knowingly used perjury at trial. By refusing to answer Don's request for access to the records, the sheriff is violating law. Don's remedy was to petition the court to compel these records. Don did petition Judge Madden to compel the sheriff to turn over the requested public records and informed the judge that the records are evidence of perjury and crimes committed against him. Instead of ordering these records as required by law, Judge Madden called Don a 'harasser without legal purpose' and denied Don's petition. To assist the sheriff with concealing evidence favorable to Don's defense, Judge Madden violated well established Wisconsin law.

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