Every person under Wisconsin law has the right to appeal his or her convictions to higher courts through the appeal process.
While most initial criminal cases are heard in county circuit courts, appeals to rulings made in circuit court proceed to the intermediate appellate court system for review. If the appellate court reverses the ruling, a petition can be submitted to the Wisconsin Supreme Court for potential review.
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