State Wisconsin v. Martin M. Richter

ANDERSON, P.J. Martin M. Richter appeals from a judgment of conviction for bail jumping contrary to § 946.49, STATS.,
and an order denying his motion for postconviction relief. Because we conclude that Richter could be charged with three counts
of bail jumping for violating three separate bonds which arose out of a single incident without subjecting him to double jeopardy,
we affirm the trial court's judgment of conviction and order denying Richter's motion for postconviction relief. Detective Kenneth Kopesky stated in the complaint that Terry Sima had complained that on August 20, 1993 at 10:10 p.m. she
received a telephone call from Richter. Richter was charged with intentionally failing to comply with the terms of three separate
bonds issued in three different cases by having contact with Sima. The complaint alleged that Case No. 93-CM-573 included
a bond signed on May 3, 1993 which provided that Richter have "no contact with Terry Sima, or her residence or by phone."
The complaint alleged that the bond in Case No. 93-CM-677, executed on June 8, 1993, provided that Richter "have no contact
with Terry Sima and to obey the rules of Family Court." The complaint further alleged that the bond issued in Case No. 93-CM-715
and executed on July 2, 1993 provided that Richter was to "have no contact with Terry Sima, written, phone, no personal contact
and visitation of child and no contact by a third party and further, that [Richter] was not to be within a ten block radius
of the victim."