Wisconsin Supreme Court October 20, 1908 (Goyke v. State)

The following opinion was filed November 10, 1908:

BabNES, J.

(dissenting). Mankind is sometimes prone to emphasize the correctness of conclusions reached after much doubt and hesitation by the use of positive and often extravagant language.

It seems to be conceded in the opinion of the court that under the authority of Carpenter v. Shepardson, 43 Wis. 406, and Montgomery v. Scott, 32 Wis.