Green County
Felonies
On Thursday, March 20:
• DeWayne P. Williams, 36, Browntown, was found guilty due to a no contest plea of possessing marijuana, second offense, a Class I Felony. He had charges of possession with intent to sell and possession of drug paraphernalia dismissed. Williams was ordered to serve two days in jail and owes the court $969. Court records indicate Williams was arrested Nov. 16 for possessing 13 individually wrapped packages of marijuana in his pants pockets, totaling 13.8 grams, as well as an electronic scale and a blunt.
• Tyler J. Meyer, 28, Blanchardville, was found guilty due to a no contest plea of resisting an officer. He had felony charges of providing inappropriate identification dismissed. Meyer owes the court $505. Court records indicate Meyer was speeding on County J when a sheriff's deputy stopped him and Meyer gave the officer his brother's name instead of his own. His brother later called the assistant district attorney and said Meyer had used his name.
Misdemeanors
On Thursday, March 20:
• Ralph F. Stammen, 60, Monroe, was found guilty due to a no contest plea for misdemeanor bail jumping stemming from an incident that occurred on Jan. 27. He had another misdemeanor charge of bail jumping dismissed. Stammen was on bail from an incident that occurred on Nov. 8 when he was charged with domestic abuse-related disorderly conduct. Stammen will serve 15 days in jail and is ordered to remain alcohol free. He owes the court $243.
• Ralph F. Stammen, 60, Monroe, was found guilty due to a no contest plea for domestic abuse-related disorderly conduct stemming from an incident that occurred on Nov. 8. Stammen will serve 15 days in jail consecutive to his other sentences. He owes the court $443.
• Ralph F. Stammen, 60, Monroe, was found guilty due to a no contest plea for misdemeanor bail jumping stemming from an incident that occurred on Jan. 16. Stammen was on bail from an incident that occurred on Nov. 8 when he was charged with domestic abuse-related disorderly conduct. Stammen will serve 15 days in jail consecutive to his other sentences and is ordered to remain alcohol free. He owes the court $243.
• Ralph F. Stammen, 60, Monroe, was found guilty due to a no contest plea for misdemeanor bail jumping stemming from an incident that occurred on Feb. 2. He had two other charges of bail jumping dismissed. Stammen was on bail from an incident that occurred on Nov. 8 when he was charged with domestic abuse-related disorderly conduct. Stammen will serve 15 days in jail consecutive to his other sentences and is ordered to remain alcohol free. He owes the court $143.
• Ralph F. Stammen, 60, Monroe, was found guilty due to a no contest plea for misdemeanor bail jumping stemming from an incident that occurred on Feb. 15. He had three other charges of bail jumping dismissed. Stammen was on bail from an incident that occurred on Nov. 8 when he was charged with domestic abuse-related disorderly conduct. Stammen will serve 15 days in jail consecutive to his other sentences and is ordered to remain alcohol free. He owes the court $43.30.
• Ralph F. Stammen, 60, Monroe, was found guilty due to a no contest plea of bail jumping and had five charges of misdemeanor bail jumping dismissed. Stammen was charged with jumping bail on March 14. He owes the court $243 and will serve 10 days in jail consecutive to his other sentences.
• Ralph F. Stammen, 60, Monroe, had five charges of misdemeanor bail jumping dismissed for an incident that occurred on Feb. 25.
• William B. Robison, 20, Monroe, had a charge of misdemeanor bail jumping dismissed stemming from an incident that occurred on Nov. 24. Robison was on bail for charges in another case that restricted him from being on the premises of an apartment complex in the 1300 block of 16th Street.
• William B. Robison, 20, Monroe, was ordered to not have any contact with persons living at the apartment complex in the 1300 block of 16th Street for one year under a deferred prosecution agreement. Robison was charged with bail jumping on Dec. 13. He owes the court $243.
• William B. Robison, 20, Monroe, was ordered to not have any contact with persons living at the apartment complex in the 1300 block of 16th Street for one year under a deferred prosecution agreement for a separate charge of bail jumping. Robison was charged with bail jumping on Sept. 12. He owes the court $243.
• Stephen A. Foster, 33, New Glarus, was found guilty due to a no contest plea for domestic abuse-related disorderly conduct. He had a charge of battery dismissed. Court records indicate Foster yelled at, shoved and punched a woman in her left eye outside of a bar in the 100 block of 5th Avenue, New Glarus. Foster will be on probation for 18 months and is ordered not to drink or consume any controlled substances, enter bars or liquor stores, undergo alcohol and other drugs assessment classes as a condition of his probation. He owes the court $176.
• Steve A. Johnson, 44, Monroe, had charges of domestic abuse-related disorderly conduct dismissed.
Lafayette County
Misdemeanors
On Thursday, March 20:
• Joseph D. Nordmeyer, 31, Dodgeville, was found guilty due to a no contest plea to one count of domestic abuse-related disorderly conduct a Class B Misdemeanor. He is on probation for one year and is ordered not to drink or consume any controlled substances, enter bars or liquor stores, undergo alcohol and other drugs assessment classes as a condition of his probation. Nordmeyer owes the court $276.
• John L. Muszynski, 22, Monroe, was found guilty due to a no contest plea of domestic abuse-related criminal damage to property, a Class A Misdemeanor. He had a charge of disorderly conduct dismissed. He was charged on Aug. 4. Muszynski owes the court $176.
• John L. Muszynski, 22, Monroe, was found guilty due to a no contest plea of bail jumping and domestic abuse-related criminal damage to property, both Class A Misdemeanors. He had a charge of disorderly conduct dismissed. Muszynski will be on probation for 18 months concurrent with his other sentence and is ordered not to drink or consume any controlled substances, enter bars or liquor stores, undergo alcohol and other drug assessment classes as a condition of his probation. He paid $150 to the court and has $93 remaining.
Felonies
• Elijah I. Armendarez, 18, Argyle, was found guilty due to a guilty plea of two Class E felonies for burglary armed with a dangerous weapon, two Class H felonies for theft and one Class A Misdemeanor count of theft. He had three charges of misdemeanor theft dismissed, one charge of criminal damage dismissed and one charge of felony theft dismissed. Armendarez has six months of imprisonment with work release privileges and 14 years of probation with conditions that he not drink or consume any controlled substances, enter bars or liquor stores, undergo alcohol and other drugs assessment classes as a condition of his probation. Armendarez owes $1,275 in restitution fees to the victim of the theft and $176 to the court. Court records indicate Armendarez broke into a home on March 4, 2013 with an accomplice and stole various items such as: a pack of Marlboro cigarettes, several items of jewelry and a gun. He also caused damage to the front door of the residence that was burglarized by kicking in the bottom panel.
Felonies
On Thursday, March 20:
• DeWayne P. Williams, 36, Browntown, was found guilty due to a no contest plea of possessing marijuana, second offense, a Class I Felony. He had charges of possession with intent to sell and possession of drug paraphernalia dismissed. Williams was ordered to serve two days in jail and owes the court $969. Court records indicate Williams was arrested Nov. 16 for possessing 13 individually wrapped packages of marijuana in his pants pockets, totaling 13.8 grams, as well as an electronic scale and a blunt.
• Tyler J. Meyer, 28, Blanchardville, was found guilty due to a no contest plea of resisting an officer. He had felony charges of providing inappropriate identification dismissed. Meyer owes the court $505. Court records indicate Meyer was speeding on County J when a sheriff's deputy stopped him and Meyer gave the officer his brother's name instead of his own. His brother later called the assistant district attorney and said Meyer had used his name.
Misdemeanors
On Thursday, March 20:
• Ralph F. Stammen, 60, Monroe, was found guilty due to a no contest plea for misdemeanor bail jumping stemming from an incident that occurred on Jan. 27. He had another misdemeanor charge of bail jumping dismissed. Stammen was on bail from an incident that occurred on Nov. 8 when he was charged with domestic abuse-related disorderly conduct. Stammen will serve 15 days in jail and is ordered to remain alcohol free. He owes the court $243.
• Ralph F. Stammen, 60, Monroe, was found guilty due to a no contest plea for domestic abuse-related disorderly conduct stemming from an incident that occurred on Nov. 8. Stammen will serve 15 days in jail consecutive to his other sentences. He owes the court $443.
• Ralph F. Stammen, 60, Monroe, was found guilty due to a no contest plea for misdemeanor bail jumping stemming from an incident that occurred on Jan. 16. Stammen was on bail from an incident that occurred on Nov. 8 when he was charged with domestic abuse-related disorderly conduct. Stammen will serve 15 days in jail consecutive to his other sentences and is ordered to remain alcohol free. He owes the court $243.
• Ralph F. Stammen, 60, Monroe, was found guilty due to a no contest plea for misdemeanor bail jumping stemming from an incident that occurred on Feb. 2. He had two other charges of bail jumping dismissed. Stammen was on bail from an incident that occurred on Nov. 8 when he was charged with domestic abuse-related disorderly conduct. Stammen will serve 15 days in jail consecutive to his other sentences and is ordered to remain alcohol free. He owes the court $143.
• Ralph F. Stammen, 60, Monroe, was found guilty due to a no contest plea for misdemeanor bail jumping stemming from an incident that occurred on Feb. 15. He had three other charges of bail jumping dismissed. Stammen was on bail from an incident that occurred on Nov. 8 when he was charged with domestic abuse-related disorderly conduct. Stammen will serve 15 days in jail consecutive to his other sentences and is ordered to remain alcohol free. He owes the court $43.30.
• Ralph F. Stammen, 60, Monroe, was found guilty due to a no contest plea of bail jumping and had five charges of misdemeanor bail jumping dismissed. Stammen was charged with jumping bail on March 14. He owes the court $243 and will serve 10 days in jail consecutive to his other sentences.
• Ralph F. Stammen, 60, Monroe, had five charges of misdemeanor bail jumping dismissed for an incident that occurred on Feb. 25.
• William B. Robison, 20, Monroe, had a charge of misdemeanor bail jumping dismissed stemming from an incident that occurred on Nov. 24. Robison was on bail for charges in another case that restricted him from being on the premises of an apartment complex in the 1300 block of 16th Street.
• William B. Robison, 20, Monroe, was ordered to not have any contact with persons living at the apartment complex in the 1300 block of 16th Street for one year under a deferred prosecution agreement. Robison was charged with bail jumping on Dec. 13. He owes the court $243.
• William B. Robison, 20, Monroe, was ordered to not have any contact with persons living at the apartment complex in the 1300 block of 16th Street for one year under a deferred prosecution agreement for a separate charge of bail jumping. Robison was charged with bail jumping on Sept. 12. He owes the court $243.
• Stephen A. Foster, 33, New Glarus, was found guilty due to a no contest plea for domestic abuse-related disorderly conduct. He had a charge of battery dismissed. Court records indicate Foster yelled at, shoved and punched a woman in her left eye outside of a bar in the 100 block of 5th Avenue, New Glarus. Foster will be on probation for 18 months and is ordered not to drink or consume any controlled substances, enter bars or liquor stores, undergo alcohol and other drugs assessment classes as a condition of his probation. He owes the court $176.
• Steve A. Johnson, 44, Monroe, had charges of domestic abuse-related disorderly conduct dismissed.
Lafayette County
Misdemeanors
On Thursday, March 20:
• Joseph D. Nordmeyer, 31, Dodgeville, was found guilty due to a no contest plea to one count of domestic abuse-related disorderly conduct a Class B Misdemeanor. He is on probation for one year and is ordered not to drink or consume any controlled substances, enter bars or liquor stores, undergo alcohol and other drugs assessment classes as a condition of his probation. Nordmeyer owes the court $276.
• John L. Muszynski, 22, Monroe, was found guilty due to a no contest plea of domestic abuse-related criminal damage to property, a Class A Misdemeanor. He had a charge of disorderly conduct dismissed. He was charged on Aug. 4. Muszynski owes the court $176.
• John L. Muszynski, 22, Monroe, was found guilty due to a no contest plea of bail jumping and domestic abuse-related criminal damage to property, both Class A Misdemeanors. He had a charge of disorderly conduct dismissed. Muszynski will be on probation for 18 months concurrent with his other sentence and is ordered not to drink or consume any controlled substances, enter bars or liquor stores, undergo alcohol and other drug assessment classes as a condition of his probation. He paid $150 to the court and has $93 remaining.
Felonies
• Elijah I. Armendarez, 18, Argyle, was found guilty due to a guilty plea of two Class E felonies for burglary armed with a dangerous weapon, two Class H felonies for theft and one Class A Misdemeanor count of theft. He had three charges of misdemeanor theft dismissed, one charge of criminal damage dismissed and one charge of felony theft dismissed. Armendarez has six months of imprisonment with work release privileges and 14 years of probation with conditions that he not drink or consume any controlled substances, enter bars or liquor stores, undergo alcohol and other drugs assessment classes as a condition of his probation. Armendarez owes $1,275 in restitution fees to the victim of the theft and $176 to the court. Court records indicate Armendarez broke into a home on March 4, 2013 with an accomplice and stole various items such as: a pack of Marlboro cigarettes, several items of jewelry and a gun. He also caused damage to the front door of the residence that was burglarized by kicking in the bottom panel.