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Four bounded qualification repairs to reviewed →Fresh access date: October 27, 2026, in both America/Los_Angeles and UTC. Exact individual source-opening times are unknown.
Disposition: The requested current integrated official bodies remain unavailable. One different official chapter-PDF route was attempted for each of chapters 802 and 801; both failed. No unchanged HTML route was retried.
This supplement adds limited primary support from official 2016 and 2021 rulemaking publications, but does not treat those instruments as a complete current amendment chain. The 2025 read-aids were narrowly rechecked and remain nonofficial. The Mikrut date is corrected from the precisely supplied coordinator observation, without a new opinion read.
P21’s substantive §806.07 grounds, original workflows, and calculations are not rerun.
The following alternate published-format routes failed:
Neither failure establishes absence of law or invalidity of the previously reported text. It does mean that this pass cannot upgrade P21’s §802.01 or §801.15 conclusions to freshly verified current official statutory bodies. S_WI-P23-C001. (Invalid URL)
The narrow rechecks of the existing sources still display 2025:
Those bodies preserve the reported service-with-notice rule and computation structure. Their access on October 27, 2026 does not turn their edition into a verified October 2026 official consolidation. Justia Law+1
Two official publications were read:
| Instrument | What was actually established | What remains unestablished |
|---|---|---|
| Court System’s Electronic filing rule, adopted April 28, 2016, effective July 1, 2016 | Dated text governing submission, acceptance, electronic users, paper parties, and the late-transmission response provision | Complete current text or later amendment chain |
| 2021 WI 37, Rule Order 20-07, filed April 23, 2021, effective July 1, 2021 | Actual amendments to §801.18, including filing-time, acceptance/rejection, notice-of-activity, and service provisions | Whether every relevant clause remained unchanged through October 2026 |
The 2021 order repealed former §801.18(4)(d) and (e), created paragraph (4)(am), and amended paragraph (4)(c). Thus the still-accessible 2016 PDF cannot be labeled the complete current rule. The 2021 order also expressly says its comments were not adopted as rules, although they may be consulted for guidance. C008–C011. Wisconsin Court System+3
Primary URLs:
https://www.wicourts.gov/ecourts/efilecircuit/docs/eFilingrule.pdf
https://www.wicourts.gov/sc/rulhear/DisplayDocument.pdf?content=pdf&seqNo=360509
These are replacement cells for the identified propositions—not replacements for the entire P21 claim register.
| Field | Replacement |
|---|---|
| Actor/predicate | Person applying for an order through an ordinary noticed motion |
| Assertion | Retain the 2025 read-aid’s §802.01(2)(a)–(d) structure: writing unless made during a hearing/trial; particular grounds and requested relief; a sufficiently complete written hearing notice can supply the writing; orders to show cause require statutory authorization. |
| Supporting papers | Newly relied-on records accompany and are identified in the notice; previously filed/served materials are identified rather than automatically recopied. Additional hearing materials require a reasonable opportunity to respond when requested. |
| Other clauses | Paragraph (c) addresses the order’s recitals and record basis. Paragraph (d) applies pleading-form/signature rules, requires the moving party and requested-relief description in the caption, and allows the stated affidavit-caption exception. |
| Source/status | P21-S007, narrowly reread as a 2025 nonofficial read-aid. Current official paragraphs (a)–(d), incorporated formal requirements, and later amendments remain held. |
| PASS-23 link | C002 |
Direct read-aid: https://law.justia.com/codes/wisconsin/chapter-802/section-802-01/, §802.01(2)(a)–(d). Justia Law
| Field | Replacement |
|---|---|
| Actor/predicate | Movant whose motion requires notice under §801.15(4), when computing a statutory civil-procedure period |
| Assertion | The narrowly rechecked 2025 text of §802.01(2)(e) deems that motion made when served with its notice of motion. |
| Consequence | Filing, service, and the hearing are distinct events. Filing alone is not substituted for the specified service event; neither is the later hearing date. |
| Necessary qualifications | The motion, notice, recipient, and method must actually satisfy the applicable rules. A draft, incomplete notice, or ineffective delivery is not assumed sufficient. |
| Source/status | P21-S007 remains a read-aid. Current official-body confirmation is still pending. |
| PASS-23 link | C003 |
Direct read-aid: https://law.justia.com/codes/wisconsin/chapter-802/section-802-01/, §802.01(2)(e). Justia Law
This does not certify what event satisfies a particular substantive §806.07 ground, its outer period, or an actual last permissible instant.
| Field | Replacement |
|---|---|
| Actor/predicate | Party presenting a written motion that is not permitted to be heard ex parte |
| Reported rule retained | The 2025 read-aid supplies a five-day pre-hearing service baseline, subject to a different statutory period or court order. An order changing that period may be made for cause on an ex parte motion. |
| Affidavits | If the motion is supported by affidavit, serve it with the motion. Opposing affidavits may be served no later than one day before the hearing unless the court permits another time. This clause does not independently require an affidavit for every motion. |
| Limit | A hearing-notice adjustment is not automatically authority to enlarge a separate substantive initiation period. |
| Source/status | P21-S009, §801.15(4), freshly rechecked only as a 2025 read-aid; current primary body held. |
| PASS-23 link | C004 |
Direct read-aid: https://law.justia.com/codes/wisconsin/chapter-801/section-801-15/, §801.15(4). Justia Law
| Field | Replacement |
|---|---|
| Reported computation retained | Exclude the triggering day; include the last day unless the clerk’s office is closed. For periods shorter than 11 days, exclude Saturdays, Sundays, and statutory holidays. |
| Holiday qualification | The read-aid’s definition incorporates §§230.35(4)(a), 995.20, and a full Good Friday. Those linked holiday bodies and an actual local closure calendar were not freshly verified here. |
| Distinct enlargement rule | Section 801.15(2)(c)’s reported prohibition on enlarging specified periods is separate from applying a built-in counting rule. An endpoint adjustment under the counting rule is not the same analytical act as granting extra time for cause or neglect. |
| Source/status | P21-S009, §801.15(1), (2)(c), remains current-primary pending. No new §806.07 deadline is certified. |
| PASS-23 links | C005–C006 |
| Field | Replacement |
|---|---|
| Actor/predicate | Recipient entitled or required to act within a prescribed period after service of a notice or paper |
| Reported mail rule retained | The read-aid adds three days when the triggering paper is served by mail. That condition does not itself add three days to a movant’s judgment-entry-based outer period. |
| Necessary separate branch | The dated 2016 primary publication includes §801.15(5)(b)’s one-day addition for qualifying late fax/e-filing transmissions. The 2025 read-aid additionally lists email and cites 2019 Act 30 in its history. That amendment instrument and the complete current subsection were not read here. |
| Limit | Neither branch validates an otherwise unauthorized service method. Do not automatically combine allowances or transfer them to an unrelated trigger. |
| Source/status | P21-S009 plus P23-S003, with their separate edition limits. |
| PASS-23 link | C007 |
The dated primary provision is at: https://www.wicourts.gov/ecourts/efilecircuit/docs/eFilingrule.pdf, printed p.17 / zero-based index 16, “Cross-references,” §801.15(5)(b). Wisconsin Court System
| Field | Replacement |
|---|---|
| New primary support | The 2021 order actually creates §801.18(4)(am) and amends (4)(c), tying the recorded submission time to subsequent clerk acceptance and providing a notice of activity as proof. It also creates rejection-notification paragraph (4)(cm). |
| Service qualification | The dated texts distinguish users in the particular case, paper parties, and documents requiring personal service. Written consent is material to substituting electronic service where personal service is required. |
| Effect | A submission confirmation, acceptance, notice of activity, and effective service should not be treated as interchangeable facts without checking the applicable branch. |
| Currentness limit | These are verified 2016/2021 instruments, not a complete 2026 consolidation. P21-S010’s 2025 reproduction retains its original nonofficial status. |
| PASS-23 links | C008–C011 |
Primary order: https://www.wicourts.gov/sc/rulhear/DisplayDocument.pdf?content=pdf&seqNo=360509, §§36–41, 45–48; printed pp.10–13 / zero indexes 9–12. Wisconsin Court System+3
P21-C033 and C034 remain unchanged, including their prior source limits for recipient selection, ordinary service, and filing after service. No full service guide is added.
The following is an analytical map of the retained text, not current-primary certification of a real deadline.
| Event | Question it answers | What it does not establish by itself |
|---|---|---|
| Filing | Was the document accepted into the court file, and with what filing date? | That every required recipient was served |
| Service with proper notice | Did the qualifying noticed motion reach the legally prescribed “made” event? | That its substantive ground was timely or sufficient |
| Hearing | When will the court consider the motion, and was adequate lead time provided? | That the motion was first “made” only on hearing day |
| Court changes hearing schedule | What notice or submission schedule applies? | Authority to enlarge every separate statutory outer limit |
| Built-in endpoint computation | How does the rule count the prescribed period? | Discretionary forgiveness of a missed period |
The rule’s legal conditions, the particular relief statute, and the actual proof must all be satisfied. C003–C007.
The supplied coordinator review at 2026-10-27T07:07:54.519882+00:00 reports that both the opinion header and filed stamp show June 16, 2004.
This pass did not reopen the opinion.
| Original P21 cell | Exact replacement |
|---|---|
| Published-authority grid: “Mikrut, 2004 WI 79, June 30, 2004” | “Mikrut, 2004 WI 79, June 16, 2004.” |
| S_WI-P21-S015, decision-date metadata | Replace June 30, 2004 with June 16, 2004. All other identity, URL, majority pinpoints, posture, and limits remain. |
C013. Reused official locator:
https://www.wicourts.gov/sc/opinion/DisplayDocument.html?content=html&seqNo=16730
The coordinator timestamp is a review timestamp, not an individual source-opening clock. Majority ¶¶31–38 and the retained competency/voidness/waiver qualifications are not reanalyzed.
All fresh PASS-23 observations below occurred October 27, 2026 Pacific and UTC. Opening clock times are unknown.
| Source ID | Issuer/title/full literal URL | Version, pinpoint, commencement | Actual access and limit |
|---|---|---|---|
| S_WI-P23-S001 | Wisconsin Legislature, attempted chapter 802 official PDF. https://docs.legis.wisconsin.gov/document/statutes/ch.%20802.pdf | Intended current published-format chapter; no returned edition verified | One failed fetch. No body or page image read. Not a repeated HTML attempt. |
| S_WI-P23-S002 | Wisconsin Legislature, attempted chapter 801 official PDF. https://docs.legis.wisconsin.gov/document/statutes/ch.%20801.pdf | Intended current published-format chapter; no returned edition verified | One failed fetch. No body or page image read. |
| S_WI-P23-S003 | Wisconsin Court System, Electronic filing rule. https://www.wicourts.gov/ecourts/efilecircuit/docs/eFilingrule.pdf | Header: adopted April 28, 2016; effective July 1, 2016. Relevant definitions and §§801.18(4), (6); §801.15(5)(b). Printed pp.1, 4–6, 17 / zero indexes 0, 3–5, 16 | Fresh limited body read. Images inspected at zero 0, 3, 5, 16. Dated rule publication with comments; not a current consolidated code. |
| S_WI-P23-S004 | Wisconsin Supreme Court, 2021 WI 37, Rule Order 20-07. https://www.wicourts.gov/sc/rulhear/DisplayDocument.pdf?content=pdf&seqNo=360509 | Filed April 23, 2021; operative July 1, 2021. §§32, 35–41, 45–48; printed pp.9–13 / zero 8–12; effectiveness/comment status printed p.106 / zero 105 | Fresh limited body read. Images inspected at zero 9–12 and 105. Amendments distinguished from stricken text; comments not adopted as rules. Not a whole-order or complete later-chain audit. |
New resources: 4—two failed routes and two successful dated primary publications. (Invalid URL)
These retain original P21 IDs and are not counted again as new authorities.
| Existing source | Complete URL / pinpoint | PASS-23 treatment |
|---|---|---|
| S_WI-P21-S007 — §802.01 read-aid | https://law.justia.com/codes/wisconsin/chapter-802/section-802-01/, (2)(a)–(e), displayed 2025 | Limited fresh read-aid recheck, October 27 Pacific/UTC. Its text and history remain nonofficial; no 2026 status upgrade. |
| S_WI-P21-S009 — §801.15 read-aid | https://law.justia.com/codes/wisconsin/chapter-801/section-801-15/, (1), (2)(c), (4), (5), displayed 2025 | Limited fresh read-aid recheck, same dates. Linked holiday enactments and 2019 Act 30 were not independently read. |
| S_WI-P21-S015 — Mikrut | https://www.wicourts.gov/sc/opinion/DisplayDocument.html?content=html&seqNo=16730, header/filed stamp | Dated coordinator reuse only, review timestamp supplied above. No new body read. |
| S_WI-P21-S008 — §801.14 read-aid | https://law.justia.com/codes/wisconsin/chapter-801/section-801-14/ | Unchanged overlay; prior P21 read and current-primary hold preserved. |
| S_WI-P21-S010 — §801.18 read-aid | https://law.justia.com/codes/wisconsin/chapter-801/section-801-18/ | Unchanged overlay; the new dated instruments supplement, not retroactively recertify, P21’s read. |
No fresh Mikrut opinion, current §806.07, arbitration statute, or prior case report was opened.
Every row remains A066/A097/A098 and parent status open.
| Claim ID | Actor/predicate | New or qualified assertion/effect | Evidence | Remaining hold |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| S_WI-P23-C001 | Researcher verifying current rules | Current official chapter-body gap remains after different-format attempts | S001–S002 | No current-primary certification |
| C002 | Ordinary motion proponent/court | Retain §802.01(2)(a)–(d)’s described form, record, and formal requirements only at read-aid level | Existing P21-S007 | Full operative body/cross-references |
| C003 | Qualifying noticed movant | Retain service-with-notice “made” event, distinct from filing/hearing | P21-S007 (2)(e) | Proper notice, recipient, method, governing relief |
| C004 | Hearing participants | Retain baseline/override and conditional affidavit timing | P21-S009 (4) | Current body and actual order |
| C005 | Period calculator | Retain trigger-day, short-period, holiday, and closure qualifications | P21-S009 (1) | Incorporated holiday bodies/calendar |
| C006 | Court/movant | Built-in computation is analytically different from discretionary enlargement | P21-S009 (1), (2)(c) | No new §806.07 clock ruling |
| C007 | Recipient acting after service | Response allowances cannot automatically be added to entry-based initiation periods | P21-S009 (5); S003 p.17 | Current full text and valid service |
| C008 | User of 2016 publication | The publication supplies dated rule text, not current consolidation | S003 header and relevant provisions | Later amendments |
| C009 | Electronic filer/clerk | The 2021 order provides actual acceptance, recorded-time, rejection, and activity-notice amendments | S004 §§36–41 | No complete post-2021 chain |
| C010 | Electronic/paper recipient | Dated rules preserve case-user, paper-party, and personal-service distinctions | S003 (6); S004 §§32, 45–48 | Actual status/consent |
| C011 | Rule interpreter | Amendment text and nonadopted comments must be separated | S004 p.106 | No comment promoted to enactment |
| C012 | Hypothetical calculator | Current-primary short-period outcomes are held; symbolic models do not establish legal deadlines | C001–C007 | Rule/calendar/act predicates missing |
| C013 | Source-register editor | Mikrut’s date is June 16, 2004, based on supplied coordinator check | Dated P21-S015 reuse | Holding and other limits unchanged |
New claims: 13.
No example determines actual service validity, timeliness, or entitlement.
| # | Fictional posture | Conditional result and required proof | Adverse branch / remaining fact |
|---|---|---|---|
| W1 | Movant files a motion but serves nobody | Under retained C032, filing alone does not establish the noticed motion’s “made” event | Ex parte or other special route would require actual authority; service record absent |
| W2 | Movant serves a complete motion and proper notice, then files the papers later | Service can be the identified event while filing remains separately required | Blank hearing information, wrong recipient, invalid method, or unreasonable filing delay can defeat the assumed compliance; C003 |
| W3 | Motion relies on a previously unserved exhibit but does not include it; movant brings it to hearing | Supporting-record rules and the opponent’s opportunity to meet additional proof must be addressed | Previously filed/served material differs; no automatic exclusion or admission is decided; C002/C004 |
| W4 | Hearing is set after a short notice interval containing a holiday | Determine the controlling period, applicable holiday definition, exclusions, and any court order before counting | No exact date is supplied because the current-primary and actual-calendar predicates remain missing; C005/C012 |
| W5 | A notice sent by mail starts the recipient’s response period; sender also faces an entry-based outer period | Keep the two triggers separate. A recipient allowance does not itself enlarge the sender’s entry-based period | Actual method, governing statute, and court order may differ; C006–C007 |
| W6 | Electronic motion and notice are submitted and later accepted; opponent is an opted-in user | Apply the dated acceptance/activity-notice branch only if it remains operative and its conditions fit | Submission confirmation alone, rejection, or a personal-service requirement changes the analysis; C009–C010 |
| W7 | Filer uploads papers, but opponent is a paper party | Upload is not assumed to complete that recipient’s service | Traditional service or a legally effective consent branch must be established; C010 |
| W8 | Court changes the hearing-notice schedule; movant assumes every outer period also changed | A notice-scheduling order is not automatically enlargement authority for a separate barred period | Read the actual order and governing statute; no §806.07 conclusion added; C004/C006 |
Fictional workflows: 8.
Because the requested current official computation bodies were not obtained, these are deliberately symbolic, not new calendar deadlines.
Let:
Then:
Made-event = S, only if the retained §802.01(2)(e) predicate applies.
Separately:
Required hearing lead = Count_R(S, H) ≥ N.
Neither F = S nor H = S is presumed. The current official text, valid notice/service, and calendar remain necessary. C003–C005/C012.
Let:
Then:
Recipient response endpoint = Compute_R(S, Q, A).
But:
Entry-based initiation endpoint = Compute_R(E, P),
not automatically Compute_R(E, P, A).
The allowance’s existence, stacking, counting, and service validity are not inferred. C006–C007/C012.
Symbolic models: 2. P21’s four original models are neither recalculated nor upgraded by these examples.
The nine supplied original rows retain their numbers. These are status/evidence replacements, not nine new additions to P21’s historical coverage count.
| Original row | Replacement finding/status | Claims | Exact remaining evidence or fact |
|---|---|---|---|
| 48 — Written motion and particularity | Reported text retained; current official-body gap remains | P21-C031; P23-C002 | Operative §802.01(2)(a),(d), incorporated form/signature requirements, actual motion |
| 49 — Supporting papers | Read-aid conditions retained, including prior-record and additional-proof qualifications | P21-C031; P23-C002 | Current (2)(b), actual papers/service |
| 50 — Motion deemed “made” | Service-with-notice retained; no filing/hearing substitution; not current-primary upgraded | P21-C032; P23-C003 | Current (2)(e), valid notice and service |
| 54 — Five-day hearing notice | Baseline and statutory/court override retained with source hold | P21-C035; P23-C004 | Current (4), actual order and hearing |
| 55 — Supporting/opposing affidavits | Conditional timing retained; no affidavit mandate invented for every motion | P21-C035; P23-C004 | Current (4), service and judicial permission |
| 56 — Day-zero/short-period computation | Counting and enlargement separated; linked holiday bodies unverified | P21-C036; P23-C005–C006 | Current (1)/(2)(c), closure/calendar |
| 57 — Mail response addition | Trigger-limited allowance retained; no automatic entry-based extension | P21-C037; P23-C007 | Current (5), 2019 amendment and service conditions |
| 58 — Electronic submission/acceptance | Added dated 2021 primary support, not complete 2026 rule certification | P21-C038; P23-C008–C011 | Current consolidated §801.18 and actual accepted/rejected submission |
| 59 — Electronic versus paper recipients | Recipient distinctions supplemented by dated primary instruments | P21-C038; P23-C010 | Case opt-in status, personal-service requirement, consent and traditional service |
| # | Assigned issue | Status / claims | Exact unresolved evidence or next step |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Current §802.01 body | Unresolved, C001 | Competent current official body or complete amendment chain |
| 2 | §802.01(2)(a) | Read-aid retained, C002 | Current writing/notice/show-cause qualifications |
| 3 | §802.01(2)(b) | Read-aid retained, C002 | Current supporting-record and additional-proof language |
| 4 | §802.01(2)(c) | Read-aid checked, C002 | Current order-recital clause |
| 5 | §802.01(2)(d) | Read-aid checked, C002 | Current caption/signing/form cross-references |
| 6 | §802.01(2)(e) | Read-aid retained, C003 | Current official deemed-made text |
| 7 | Service versus filing | Distinguished conditionally, C003 | Actual qualifying service and filing |
| 8 | Initiation versus hearing date | Distinguished, C003–C004 | Governing substantive act/notice |
| 9 | Proper notice/ex parte branch | Qualified, C002–C004 | Actual notice and statutory authorization |
| 10 | Current §801.15 body | Unresolved, C001 | Competent current official body |
| 11 | Holiday definition | Read-aid only, C005 | Current §§230.35/995.20 and closure calendar |
| 12 | Day zero and last day | Retained, C005 | Current computation rule |
| 13 | Short-period exclusion | Retained, C005 | Current under-11-day rule and actual period |
| 14 | Endpoint versus enlargement | Distinguished, C006 | No independent outer-period result |
| 15 | §801.15(2)(c) | Read-aid retained, C006 | Current exact exclusions |
| 16 | §801.15(4) overrides | Retained, C004 | Actual statute/order |
| 17 | Supporting affidavit timing | Retained, C004 | Whether an affidavit is used and served |
| 18 | Opposing affidavit timing | Retained, C004 | Different permission/order |
| 19 | §801.15(5)(a) | Retained, C007 | Current response-after-service predicate |
| 20 | §801.15(5)(b) | Dated primary/read-aid distinction, C007–C008 | 2019 Act 30 and full current text |
| 21 | Necessary §801.14 conditions | Prior hold retained, C003/C010 | Current recipient/method/consent body |
| 22 | Electronic acceptance/rejection | Dated primary supplement, C009 | Current text and actual system record |
| 23 | User/paper/personal-service branches | Dated primary supplement, C010 | Actual recipient status |
| 24 | Rule text versus comments/amendment chain | Distinguished, C008/C011 | Later changes not fully audited |
| 25 | Mikrut date | Corrected by dated reuse, C013 | No new merits or opinion-body review |
| 26 | Examples and computations | Conditional/symbolic, C012 | No actual deadline or filing conclusion |
Supplement-core rows: 26.
| # | P21 item | PASS-23 change |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | C031 / §6.1 / core 48–49 | Preserve described text, state complete (a)–(d) limits, retain current-primary gap |
| 2 | C032 / §6.2 / core 50 | Preserve service-with-notice distinction; no current-primary upgrade |
| 3 | C035 / §6.4 / core 54–55 | Preserve baseline, overrides, and conditional affidavit timing |
| 4 | C036 / §6.4 / core 56 | Separate computation from enlargement; make holiday-body hold explicit |
| 5 | C037 / §6.4 / core 57 | Preserve response-trigger limitation; identify dated late-transmission source |
| 6 | C038 / §6.5 / core 58–59 | Add dated 2016/2021 primary support with acceptance/recipient qualifications |
| 7 | S007 and S009 | Append limited fresh 2025 read-aid checks; do not rewrite P21’s original access history |
| 8 | Published-authority grid, Mikrut | Date becomes June 16, 2004 |
| 9 | S015 metadata | Same date correction; identity, URL, majority pinpoints, and holdings unchanged |
| 10 | Original workflows/models and unrelated claims | Preserve without recalculation or current-law recertification |
Crosswalk rows: 10.
| # | Hold | Status |
|---|---|---|
| D1 | Complete current statutes and amendment chains | Open |
| D2 | Pure-default newly discovered evidence/no-verdict paragraph (b) | Separate; untouched |
| D3 | §806.07 substantive grounds, reasonable time, and outer periods | Not rerun or newly certified |
| D4 | Restoration, interest, appeals, merits, and independent actions | Untouched |
| D5 | Current citator, actual service, filing, consent, and system records | Not examined |
| D6 | Publication, operation, state/component/parent/A066/A097/A098 acceptance | Withheld |
Deferred rows: 6.
| # | Branch | Limit |
|---|---|---|
| T1 | Wisconsin circuit courts and all 72 counties | Hearing scheduling, local filing, service, remote appearance, fees, holidays, and office closures individually unexamined |
| T2 | Federal courts | No federal computation/service rule imported |
| T3 | Tribal, other-state, and foreign proceedings | No rule or permission determined |
Local/territorial rows: 3.
| Unit | Count/status |
|---|---|
| New resource-register rows | 4 |
| Successful dated primary publications | 2 |
| Failed official alternate PDF routes | 2 |
| Limited fresh checks of existing read-aids | 2 |
| Dated coordinator reuse | 1 source observation |
| Unchanged existing-source overlays | 2 |
| New PASS-23 claims | 13 |
| Full replacement P21 claim cells | 6 — C031, C032, C035–C038 |
| Existing P21 coverage cells replaced | 9 |
| Mikrut metadata cells corrected | 2 |
| Supplement-core coverage | 26 |
| Fictional workflows | 8 |
| Symbolic models | 2 |
| Crosswalk rows | 10 |
| Deferred rows | 6 |
| Local/territorial rows | 3 |
P21’s supplied 48 claims, 98 coverage rows, 16 workflows, and four models remain historical totals. They were not rerendered, recounted as fresh law, or substantively rewritten.
The remaining result is precise: the current-primary motion-made and notice-computation gap remains open; dated electronic-rule support has been added; Mikrut’s date has been corrected. The additional materials do not establish a current §806.07 deadline or an actual filing outcome.
No actual party, docket, account, provider, borrower, creditor, service return, or electronic-filing record was queried. No filing, contact, form submission, account action, local coordinator-file write, or publication occurred. This is not independent review or component/parent acceptance.
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Four bounded qualification repairs to reviewed →Instrument · What was actually established · What remains unestablished · 2 data rows
| Instrument | What was actually established | What remains unestablished |
|---|---|---|
| Court System’s Electronic filing rule, adopted April 28, 2016, effective July 1, 2016 | Dated text governing submission, acceptance, electronic users, paper parties, and the late-transmission response provision | Complete current text or later amendment chain |
| 2021 WI 37, Rule Order 20-07, filed April 23, 2021, effective July 1, 2021 | Actual amendments to §801.18, including filing-time, acceptance/rejection, notice-of-activity, and service provisions | Whether every relevant clause remained unchanged through October 2026 |
Field · Replacement · 6 data rows
| Field | Replacement |
|---|---|
| Actor/predicate | Person applying for an order through an ordinary noticed motion |
| Assertion | Retain the 2025 read-aid’s §802.01(2)(a)–(d) structure: writing unless made during a hearing/trial; particular grounds and requested relief; a sufficiently complete written hearing notice can supply the writing; orders to show cause require statutory authorization. |
| Supporting papers | Newly relied-on records accompany and are identified in the notice; previously filed/served materials are identified rather than automatically recopied. Additional hearing materials require a reasonable opportunity to respond when requested. |
| Other clauses | Paragraph (c) addresses the order’s recitals and record basis. Paragraph (d) applies pleading-form/signature rules, requires the moving party and requested-relief description in the caption, and allows the stated affidavit-caption exception. |
| Source/status | P21-S007, narrowly reread as a 2025 nonofficial read-aid. Current official paragraphs (a)–(d), incorporated formal requirements, and later amendments remain held. |
| PASS-23 link | C002 |
Field · Replacement · 6 data rows
| Field | Replacement |
|---|---|
| Actor/predicate | Movant whose motion requires notice under §801.15(4), when computing a statutory civil-procedure period |
| Assertion | The narrowly rechecked 2025 text of §802.01(2)(e) deems that motion made when served with its notice of motion. |
| Consequence | Filing, service, and the hearing are distinct events. Filing alone is not substituted for the specified service event; neither is the later hearing date. |
| Necessary qualifications | The motion, notice, recipient, and method must actually satisfy the applicable rules. A draft, incomplete notice, or ineffective delivery is not assumed sufficient. |
| Source/status | P21-S007 remains a read-aid. Current official-body confirmation is still pending. |
| PASS-23 link | C003 |
Field · Replacement · 6 data rows
| Field | Replacement |
|---|---|
| Actor/predicate | Party presenting a written motion that is not permitted to be heard ex parte |
| Reported rule retained | The 2025 read-aid supplies a five-day pre-hearing service baseline, subject to a different statutory period or court order. An order changing that period may be made for cause on an ex parte motion. |
| Affidavits | If the motion is supported by affidavit, serve it with the motion. Opposing affidavits may be served no later than one day before the hearing unless the court permits another time. This clause does not independently require an affidavit for every motion. |
| Limit | A hearing-notice adjustment is not automatically authority to enlarge a separate substantive initiation period. |
| Source/status | P21-S009, §801.15(4), freshly rechecked only as a 2025 read-aid; current primary body held. |
| PASS-23 link | C004 |
Field · Replacement · 5 data rows
| Field | Replacement |
|---|---|
| Reported computation retained | Exclude the triggering day; include the last day unless the clerk’s office is closed. For periods shorter than 11 days, exclude Saturdays, Sundays, and statutory holidays. |
| Holiday qualification | The read-aid’s definition incorporates §§230.35(4)(a), 995.20, and a full Good Friday. Those linked holiday bodies and an actual local closure calendar were not freshly verified here. |
| Distinct enlargement rule | Section 801.15(2)(c)’s reported prohibition on enlarging specified periods is separate from applying a built-in counting rule. An endpoint adjustment under the counting rule is not the same analytical act as granting extra time for cause or neglect. |
| Source/status | P21-S009, §801.15(1), (2)(c), remains current-primary pending. No new §806.07 deadline is certified. |
| PASS-23 links | C005–C006 |
Field · Replacement · 6 data rows
| Field | Replacement |
|---|---|
| Actor/predicate | Recipient entitled or required to act within a prescribed period after service of a notice or paper |
| Reported mail rule retained | The read-aid adds three days when the triggering paper is served by mail. That condition does not itself add three days to a movant’s judgment-entry-based outer period. |
| Necessary separate branch | The dated 2016 primary publication includes §801.15(5)(b)’s one-day addition for qualifying late fax/e-filing transmissions. The 2025 read-aid additionally lists email and cites 2019 Act 30 in its history. That amendment instrument and the complete current subsection were not read here. |
| Limit | Neither branch validates an otherwise unauthorized service method. Do not automatically combine allowances or transfer them to an unrelated trigger. |
| Source/status | P21-S009 plus P23-S003, with their separate edition limits. |
| PASS-23 link | C007 |
Field · Replacement · 5 data rows
| Field | Replacement |
|---|---|
| New primary support | The 2021 order actually creates §801.18(4)(am) and amends (4)(c), tying the recorded submission time to subsequent clerk acceptance and providing a notice of activity as proof. It also creates rejection-notification paragraph (4)(cm). |
| Service qualification | The dated texts distinguish users in the particular case, paper parties, and documents requiring personal service. Written consent is material to substituting electronic service where personal service is required. |
| Effect | A submission confirmation, acceptance, notice of activity, and effective service should not be treated as interchangeable facts without checking the applicable branch. |
| Currentness limit | These are verified 2016/2021 instruments, not a complete 2026 consolidation. P21-S010’s 2025 reproduction retains its original nonofficial status. |
| PASS-23 links | C008–C011 |
Event · Question it answers · What it does not establish by itself · 5 data rows
| Event | Question it answers | What it does not establish by itself |
|---|---|---|
| Filing | Was the document accepted into the court file, and with what filing date? | That every required recipient was served |
| Service with proper notice | Did the qualifying noticed motion reach the legally prescribed “made” event? | That its substantive ground was timely or sufficient |
| Hearing | When will the court consider the motion, and was adequate lead time provided? | That the motion was first “made” only on hearing day |
| Court changes hearing schedule | What notice or submission schedule applies? | Authority to enlarge every separate statutory outer limit |
| Built-in endpoint computation | How does the rule count the prescribed period? | Discretionary forgiveness of a missed period |
Original P21 cell · Exact replacement · 2 data rows
| Original P21 cell | Exact replacement |
|---|---|
| Published-authority grid: “Mikrut, 2004 WI 79, June 30, 2004” | “Mikrut, 2004 WI 79, June 16, 2004.” |
| S_WI-P21-S015, decision-date metadata | Replace June 30, 2004 with June 16, 2004. All other identity, URL, majority pinpoints, posture, and limits remain. |
Source ID · Issuer/title/full literal URL · Version, pinpoint, commencement · 4 data rows
| Source ID | Issuer/title/full literal URL | Version, pinpoint, commencement | Actual access and limit |
|---|---|---|---|
| S_WI-P23-S001 | Wisconsin Legislature, attempted chapter 802 official PDF. https://docs.legis.wisconsin.gov/document/statutes/ch.%20802.pdf | Intended current published-format chapter; no returned edition verified | One failed fetch. No body or page image read. Not a repeated HTML attempt. |
| S_WI-P23-S002 | Wisconsin Legislature, attempted chapter 801 official PDF. https://docs.legis.wisconsin.gov/document/statutes/ch.%20801.pdf | Intended current published-format chapter; no returned edition verified | One failed fetch. No body or page image read. |
| S_WI-P23-S003 | Wisconsin Court System, Electronic filing rule. https://www.wicourts.gov/ecourts/efilecircuit/docs/eFilingrule.pdf | Header: adopted April 28, 2016; effective July 1, 2016. Relevant definitions and §§801.18(4), (6); §801.15(5)(b). Printed pp.1, 4–6, 17 / zero indexes 0, 3–5, 16 | Fresh limited body read. Images inspected at zero 0, 3, 5, 16. Dated rule publication with comments; not a current consolidated code. |
| S_WI-P23-S004 | Wisconsin Supreme Court, 2021 WI 37, Rule Order 20-07. https://www.wicourts.gov/sc/rulhear/DisplayDocument.pdf?content=pdf&seqNo=360509 | Filed April 23, 2021; operative July 1, 2021. §§32, 35–41, 45–48; printed pp.9–13 / zero 8–12; effectiveness/comment status printed p.106 / zero 105 | Fresh limited body read. Images inspected at zero 9–12 and 105. Amendments distinguished from stricken text; comments not adopted as rules. Not a whole-order or complete later-chain audit. |
Existing source · Complete URL / pinpoint · PASS-23 treatment · 5 data rows
| Existing source | Complete URL / pinpoint | PASS-23 treatment |
|---|---|---|
| S_WI-P21-S007 — §802.01 read-aid | https://law.justia.com/codes/wisconsin/chapter-802/section-802-01/, (2)(a)–(e), displayed 2025 | Limited fresh read-aid recheck, October 27 Pacific/UTC. Its text and history remain nonofficial; no 2026 status upgrade. |
| S_WI-P21-S009 — §801.15 read-aid | https://law.justia.com/codes/wisconsin/chapter-801/section-801-15/, (1), (2)(c), (4), (5), displayed 2025 | Limited fresh read-aid recheck, same dates. Linked holiday enactments and 2019 Act 30 were not independently read. |
| S_WI-P21-S015 — Mikrut | https://www.wicourts.gov/sc/opinion/DisplayDocument.html?content=html&seqNo=16730, header/filed stamp | Dated coordinator reuse only, review timestamp supplied above. No new body read. |
| S_WI-P21-S008 — §801.14 read-aid | https://law.justia.com/codes/wisconsin/chapter-801/section-801-14/ | Unchanged overlay; prior P21 read and current-primary hold preserved. |
| S_WI-P21-S010 — §801.18 read-aid | https://law.justia.com/codes/wisconsin/chapter-801/section-801-18/ | Unchanged overlay; the new dated instruments supplement, not retroactively recertify, P21’s read. |
Claim ID · Actor/predicate · New or qualified assertion/effect · 13 data rows
| Claim ID | Actor/predicate | New or qualified assertion/effect | Evidence | Remaining hold |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| S_WI-P23-C001 | Researcher verifying current rules | Current official chapter-body gap remains after different-format attempts | S001–S002 | No current-primary certification |
| C002 | Ordinary motion proponent/court | Retain §802.01(2)(a)–(d)’s described form, record, and formal requirements only at read-aid level | Existing P21-S007 | Full operative body/cross-references |
| C003 | Qualifying noticed movant | Retain service-with-notice “made” event, distinct from filing/hearing | P21-S007 (2)(e) | Proper notice, recipient, method, governing relief |
| C004 | Hearing participants | Retain baseline/override and conditional affidavit timing | P21-S009 (4) | Current body and actual order |
| C005 | Period calculator | Retain trigger-day, short-period, holiday, and closure qualifications | P21-S009 (1) | Incorporated holiday bodies/calendar |
| C006 | Court/movant | Built-in computation is analytically different from discretionary enlargement | P21-S009 (1), (2)(c) | No new §806.07 clock ruling |
| C007 | Recipient acting after service | Response allowances cannot automatically be added to entry-based initiation periods | P21-S009 (5); S003 p.17 | Current full text and valid service |
| C008 | User of 2016 publication | The publication supplies dated rule text, not current consolidation | S003 header and relevant provisions | Later amendments |
| C009 | Electronic filer/clerk | The 2021 order provides actual acceptance, recorded-time, rejection, and activity-notice amendments | S004 §§36–41 | No complete post-2021 chain |
| C010 | Electronic/paper recipient | Dated rules preserve case-user, paper-party, and personal-service distinctions | S003 (6); S004 §§32, 45–48 | Actual status/consent |
| C011 | Rule interpreter | Amendment text and nonadopted comments must be separated | S004 p.106 | No comment promoted to enactment |
| C012 | Hypothetical calculator | Current-primary short-period outcomes are held; symbolic models do not establish legal deadlines | C001–C007 | Rule/calendar/act predicates missing |
| C013 | Source-register editor | Mikrut’s date is June 16, 2004, based on supplied coordinator check | Dated P21-S015 reuse | Holding and other limits unchanged |
# · Fictional posture · Conditional result and required proof · 8 data rows
| # | Fictional posture | Conditional result and required proof | Adverse branch / remaining fact |
|---|---|---|---|
| W1 | Movant files a motion but serves nobody | Under retained C032, filing alone does not establish the noticed motion’s “made” event | Ex parte or other special route would require actual authority; service record absent |
| W2 | Movant serves a complete motion and proper notice, then files the papers later | Service can be the identified event while filing remains separately required | Blank hearing information, wrong recipient, invalid method, or unreasonable filing delay can defeat the assumed compliance; C003 |
| W3 | Motion relies on a previously unserved exhibit but does not include it; movant brings it to hearing | Supporting-record rules and the opponent’s opportunity to meet additional proof must be addressed | Previously filed/served material differs; no automatic exclusion or admission is decided; C002/C004 |
| W4 | Hearing is set after a short notice interval containing a holiday | Determine the controlling period, applicable holiday definition, exclusions, and any court order before counting | No exact date is supplied because the current-primary and actual-calendar predicates remain missing; C005/C012 |
| W5 | A notice sent by mail starts the recipient’s response period; sender also faces an entry-based outer period | Keep the two triggers separate. A recipient allowance does not itself enlarge the sender’s entry-based period | Actual method, governing statute, and court order may differ; C006–C007 |
| W6 | Electronic motion and notice are submitted and later accepted; opponent is an opted-in user | Apply the dated acceptance/activity-notice branch only if it remains operative and its conditions fit | Submission confirmation alone, rejection, or a personal-service requirement changes the analysis; C009–C010 |
| W7 | Filer uploads papers, but opponent is a paper party | Upload is not assumed to complete that recipient’s service | Traditional service or a legally effective consent branch must be established; C010 |
| W8 | Court changes the hearing-notice schedule; movant assumes every outer period also changed | A notice-scheduling order is not automatically enlargement authority for a separate barred period | Read the actual order and governing statute; no §806.07 conclusion added; C004/C006 |
Original row · Replacement finding/status · Claims · 9 data rows
| Original row | Replacement finding/status | Claims | Exact remaining evidence or fact |
|---|---|---|---|
| 48 — Written motion and particularity | Reported text retained; current official-body gap remains | P21-C031; P23-C002 | Operative §802.01(2)(a),(d), incorporated form/signature requirements, actual motion |
| 49 — Supporting papers | Read-aid conditions retained, including prior-record and additional-proof qualifications | P21-C031; P23-C002 | Current (2)(b), actual papers/service |
| 50 — Motion deemed “made” | Service-with-notice retained; no filing/hearing substitution; not current-primary upgraded | P21-C032; P23-C003 | Current (2)(e), valid notice and service |
| 54 — Five-day hearing notice | Baseline and statutory/court override retained with source hold | P21-C035; P23-C004 | Current (4), actual order and hearing |
| 55 — Supporting/opposing affidavits | Conditional timing retained; no affidavit mandate invented for every motion | P21-C035; P23-C004 | Current (4), service and judicial permission |
| 56 — Day-zero/short-period computation | Counting and enlargement separated; linked holiday bodies unverified | P21-C036; P23-C005–C006 | Current (1)/(2)(c), closure/calendar |
| 57 — Mail response addition | Trigger-limited allowance retained; no automatic entry-based extension | P21-C037; P23-C007 | Current (5), 2019 amendment and service conditions |
| 58 — Electronic submission/acceptance | Added dated 2021 primary support, not complete 2026 rule certification | P21-C038; P23-C008–C011 | Current consolidated §801.18 and actual accepted/rejected submission |
| 59 — Electronic versus paper recipients | Recipient distinctions supplemented by dated primary instruments | P21-C038; P23-C010 | Case opt-in status, personal-service requirement, consent and traditional service |
# · Assigned issue · Status / claims · 26 data rows
| # | Assigned issue | Status / claims | Exact unresolved evidence or next step |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Current §802.01 body | Unresolved, C001 | Competent current official body or complete amendment chain |
| 2 | §802.01(2)(a) | Read-aid retained, C002 | Current writing/notice/show-cause qualifications |
| 3 | §802.01(2)(b) | Read-aid retained, C002 | Current supporting-record and additional-proof language |
| 4 | §802.01(2)(c) | Read-aid checked, C002 | Current order-recital clause |
| 5 | §802.01(2)(d) | Read-aid checked, C002 | Current caption/signing/form cross-references |
| 6 | §802.01(2)(e) | Read-aid retained, C003 | Current official deemed-made text |
| 7 | Service versus filing | Distinguished conditionally, C003 | Actual qualifying service and filing |
| 8 | Initiation versus hearing date | Distinguished, C003–C004 | Governing substantive act/notice |
| 9 | Proper notice/ex parte branch | Qualified, C002–C004 | Actual notice and statutory authorization |
| 10 | Current §801.15 body | Unresolved, C001 | Competent current official body |
| 11 | Holiday definition | Read-aid only, C005 | Current §§230.35/995.20 and closure calendar |
| 12 | Day zero and last day | Retained, C005 | Current computation rule |
| 13 | Short-period exclusion | Retained, C005 | Current under-11-day rule and actual period |
| 14 | Endpoint versus enlargement | Distinguished, C006 | No independent outer-period result |
| 15 | §801.15(2)(c) | Read-aid retained, C006 | Current exact exclusions |
| 16 | §801.15(4) overrides | Retained, C004 | Actual statute/order |
| 17 | Supporting affidavit timing | Retained, C004 | Whether an affidavit is used and served |
| 18 | Opposing affidavit timing | Retained, C004 | Different permission/order |
| 19 | §801.15(5)(a) | Retained, C007 | Current response-after-service predicate |
| 20 | §801.15(5)(b) | Dated primary/read-aid distinction, C007–C008 | 2019 Act 30 and full current text |
| 21 | Necessary §801.14 conditions | Prior hold retained, C003/C010 | Current recipient/method/consent body |
| 22 | Electronic acceptance/rejection | Dated primary supplement, C009 | Current text and actual system record |
| 23 | User/paper/personal-service branches | Dated primary supplement, C010 | Actual recipient status |
| 24 | Rule text versus comments/amendment chain | Distinguished, C008/C011 | Later changes not fully audited |
| 25 | Mikrut date | Corrected by dated reuse, C013 | No new merits or opinion-body review |
| 26 | Examples and computations | Conditional/symbolic, C012 | No actual deadline or filing conclusion |
# · P21 item · PASS-23 change · 10 data rows
| # | P21 item | PASS-23 change |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | C031 / §6.1 / core 48–49 | Preserve described text, state complete (a)–(d) limits, retain current-primary gap |
| 2 | C032 / §6.2 / core 50 | Preserve service-with-notice distinction; no current-primary upgrade |
| 3 | C035 / §6.4 / core 54–55 | Preserve baseline, overrides, and conditional affidavit timing |
| 4 | C036 / §6.4 / core 56 | Separate computation from enlargement; make holiday-body hold explicit |
| 5 | C037 / §6.4 / core 57 | Preserve response-trigger limitation; identify dated late-transmission source |
| 6 | C038 / §6.5 / core 58–59 | Add dated 2016/2021 primary support with acceptance/recipient qualifications |
| 7 | S007 and S009 | Append limited fresh 2025 read-aid checks; do not rewrite P21’s original access history |
| 8 | Published-authority grid, Mikrut | Date becomes June 16, 2004 |
| 9 | S015 metadata | Same date correction; identity, URL, majority pinpoints, and holdings unchanged |
| 10 | Original workflows/models and unrelated claims | Preserve without recalculation or current-law recertification |
# · Hold · Status · 6 data rows
| # | Hold | Status |
|---|---|---|
| D1 | Complete current statutes and amendment chains | Open |
| D2 | Pure-default newly discovered evidence/no-verdict paragraph (b) | Separate; untouched |
| D3 | §806.07 substantive grounds, reasonable time, and outer periods | Not rerun or newly certified |
| D4 | Restoration, interest, appeals, merits, and independent actions | Untouched |
| D5 | Current citator, actual service, filing, consent, and system records | Not examined |
| D6 | Publication, operation, state/component/parent/A066/A097/A098 acceptance | Withheld |
# · Branch · Limit · 3 data rows
| # | Branch | Limit |
|---|---|---|
| T1 | Wisconsin circuit courts and all 72 counties | Hearing scheduling, local filing, service, remote appearance, fees, holidays, and office closures individually unexamined |
| T2 | Federal courts | No federal computation/service rule imported |
| T3 | Tribal, other-state, and foreign proceedings | No rule or permission determined |
Unit · Count/status · 16 data rows
| Unit | Count/status |
|---|---|
| New resource-register rows | 4 |
| Successful dated primary publications | 2 |
| Failed official alternate PDF routes | 2 |
| Limited fresh checks of existing read-aids | 2 |
| Dated coordinator reuse | 1 source observation |
| Unchanged existing-source overlays | 2 |
| New PASS-23 claims | 13 |
| Full replacement P21 claim cells | 6 — C031, C032, C035–C038 |
| Existing P21 coverage cells replaced | 9 |
| Mikrut metadata cells corrected | 2 |
| Supplement-core coverage | 26 |
| Fictional workflows | 8 |
| Symbolic models | 2 |
| Crosswalk rows | 10 |
| Deferred rows | 6 |
| Local/territorial rows | 3 |
Read the evidence with its boundaries. These are saved research components, including revisions. A scoped coordinator review checks selected evidence; it does not certify every claim, a complete jurisdiction, current law or individual applicability. Dates and access limits remain attached to the records.
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Keep the source version, actual read extent and jurisdiction with the proposition. A link or researcher access claim is not a substitute for an operative primary passage.
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minor date annotation addressed current primary gap retained
Inside: Executive disposition · 1. Classification of the covered business models · 1.1 Statutory definition
Inside: Important access limitation · 1. Governing classification architecture · 1.1 The three Wisconsin layers
Inside: Wisconsin prelitigation debt validation, disputes, and consumer access to account documentation · State-source access limitation · 1. Wisconsin Consumer Act gateway
Inside: Credit reporting, disputed information, settlements, and reporting consequences · 1. Critical current-law findings · The 2025 federal medical-debt reporting ban is not operative
Inside: G1. Corrected federal predicates and exceptions · 1. Regulation F §1006.30(b): paid, settled, and discharged debts · Separate §1006.30(a) debt-parking rule
Inside: G1. Exact Regulation F predicates and exceptions · 1. Replace PASS-05 C001's inconsistent conditions cell · 3. Two bounded classification comparisons
Inside: Executive findings · 1. Federal §501(r) actor and facility gateway · Actor / service classification matrix
Inside: Wisconsin ordinary civil money judgments: entry, docketing, liens, enforceability, renewal, interest, payments, and satisfaction · Wisconsin primary-text access qualification · 1. Rendition, entry, perfection, and docketing
Inside: Federal identity-theft credit-report blocking, fraud alerts, ordinary security freezes, and protected-consumer freezes · 1. Actor and route matrix · 2. The complete four-element block packet
Inside: Four bounded corrections to Wisconsin PASS-08 · Correct source-status classification · Replacement for PASS-08 §19.1
Inside: Wisconsin ordinary consumer-judgment earnings garnishment · 1. Covered proceeding · 2. Statutory actors
Inside: Four bounded qualification repairs to reviewed PASS-09 · 1. Replacement for PASS-09 paragraph 3 and S_WI-P09-C005 · Exact Regulation V sequence
Inside: Wisconsin ordinary consumer-judgment non-earnings garnishment of bank/deposit accounts and exempt-funds gateway · 1. Actor and legal-role matrix · 2. Separate-action and postjudgment gateway
Inside: Wisconsin ordinary civil money-judgment personal-property execution, levy, and sheriff-sale gateway · 1. Execution is court process, not self-help · 2. Core actors
Inside: Wisconsin homestead and ordinary personal-property exemption amounts, eligibility, and valuation gateway · Current principal amounts · 1. Constitutional and statutory construction
Inside: Wisconsin ordinary consumer money-debt small-claims commencement, service, appearance/answer, default, and necessary merits-proof gateway · Categories that must remain separate · 2. Future threshold
Inside: Wisconsin small-claims motion to reopen or vacate an ordinary consumer money-debt judgment · 1. Chapter 799 controls the special small-claims route · 2. Ordinary motion under §799.29
Inside: Wisconsin arbitration-award confirmation, vacatur, modification, and judgment gateway · The four principal Wisconsin stages · A court does not conduct an ordinary appeal from the award
Inside: Bounded citation-status correction to PASS-17 · 1. Citation rule and currentness boundary · Operative distinction established by the sources read
Inside: Bounded citation-status and claim-traceability repair to PASS-18 · 2.1 Replacement source status: S_WI-P18-S024 · 2.2 The Milwaukee Police source gap
Inside: Wisconsin ordinary-civil default-judgment relief under §806.07 · 2.1 What kind of default is involved? · 2.2 Who can seek relief?
Inside: Narrow supplement: the 1979 Milwaukee Police confirmation-response holding · 2.1 Majority holding at pages 164–65 · 2.2 Actual procedural context
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