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"Grave-digging case goes through motions; Judge hears arguments police had no 'probable cause' to stop the suspect"

"Grave-digging case goes through motions; Judge hears arguments police had no 'probable cause' to stop the suspect": Yesterday's edition of The Telegraph Herald of Dubuque, Iowa contained an article that begins, "Late on the night of Sept. 2, 2006, Cassville Police Chief Brent McDonald investigated a report of an unoccupied, suspicious vehicle parked on a side street near St. Charles Cemetery. He found Alexander Grunke, of Mount Horeb, dressed in black, sweating. The discovery sparked an involved legal battle over grave-digging, spawning national attention and eventually reaching the Wisconsin Supreme Court."

This blog's recent earlier coverage of the case appears here, here, and here.

Full post as published by How Appealing on January 08, 2009 (boomark / email).