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Appellate Brief
Abuse from the circuit court for denying Avery's request to vacate and order/allow additional scientific testing. -
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Reply Brief
claims not procedurally barred. -
State appellate court affirmed Avery's conviction and said multiple motions filed in Avery's appeal "are insufficient on their face to entitle him to a hearing and that the circuit court did not erroneously exercise its discretion in denying the motions to vacate and for reconsideration"
State Appellate Affirmed Avery's Decision -
Zellner asked the Wisconsin Supreme Court to review Avery's case, they rejected this.
Wisconsin Supreme Court Review -
Stay and Remand
Witness saw Dassey and another individual pusihing the RAV4 into the salvage yard. -
State's Response to Motion to Stay and Remand
Court failed to disclose that former driver who delivered newspapers to salvage yard was a witness. -
Avery was transferred from a maximum security prison to a minimum security prison. Prison Transfer -
Motion and third Motion for Post-Conviction Relief
Order to vacate the judgment of his convictions and sentence and ordering a new trial. Argues that another man could have killed Halbach, that man framed Avery by leaving the key to Hlabach's vehicle on Avery's property -
Avery currently being held at Fox Lake Correctional Institution Prison Relocation -
State opposed the significance of new evidence that Bobby Dassey has the opportunity and is directly connected to actually murdering Halbach.
Reply to State -
to file an additional affidavit and amendment to Avery's current motion with is pending.
Counsel became aware of witness, Buresh around May 10, 2023.
Motion for Leave -
Notice of Appeal
Avery's lawyer also tweeted this was filed on this day. -
Circuit court misapplied State v. Edmunds by requiring Avery to conclusively establish Bobby's motion. New evidence that Bobby has possession of Ms. Halbach's vehicle. Calls into question the credibility of the state's key witness (Bobby).
Corrected Brief