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Jeffrey S. Froehlich
Judge · Calumet County Circuit Court
Biography
Professional career
- Jeffrey S. Froehlich is the Circuit Court Judge for Calumet County, Wisconsin, appointed in 2011 by Governor Scott Walker and re‐elected in 2012
- Assistant District Attorney, Calumet County (2001–2011) — handled juvenile, traffic, forfeiture, misdemeanor, felony, and civil cases
- Prosecutor, Outagamie County (1998–2001)
- Court Commissioner, Oneida & Vilas Counties (1997–1998)
Education
- B.A., University of Wisconsin–Stevens Point J.D., University of Wisconsin Law School (1997)
Additional information
- Election: Re‐elected in April 2012, defeating Wayne Fulleylove‐Krause
- Appointment: September 2011, filling the vacancy created by the retirement of Hon. Donald A. Poppy
- Froehlich’s prosecutorial career spanned over 13 years, including 9 years in Calumet County, with experience in jury and non‐jury trials, motions, and appeals.
- Family: Son of Hon. Harold Froehlich, former Outagamie County judge
- He has also been active in community initiatives such as the Gang Task Force and domestic violence response teams.
- Memberships: State Bar of Wisconsin
- Calumet County Bar Association
Applicable Court Rules & Procedures
Camera Notice
Statewide
Wisconsin SCR 61 asks media to give the trial judge advance notice before bringing cameras or recording equipment into the courtroom.
the trial judge shall be given notice, at least 3 days in advanceWisconsin SCR Chapter 61: Electronic Media and Still Photography Coverage of Judicial Proceedings ↗
Courtroom Equipment Control
Statewide
Wisconsin SCR 61 leaves courtroom equipment placement, lighting, and use subject to trial-judge control.
Only equipment approved by the trial judge in advance of the court proceeding may be usedWisconsin SCR Chapter 61: Electronic Media and Still Photography Coverage of Judicial Proceedings ↗
Remote appearances
Statewide
Wisconsin's court system instructs parties that courts will notify them when a hearing is remote and provide joining instructions.
The court will send you instructions on how to join your remote hearing by video or by phone.Wisconsin Court System: Zoom hearing resources ↗
Statewide
Wisconsin remote-hearing guidance tells participants to contact the clerk promptly if they lack reliable internet or phone access.
Contact the clerk of circuit court as soon as possible.Wisconsin Court System: Zoom hearing resources ↗
Published courtroom rules
Shared court rules
Wisconsin SCR Chapter 61: Electronic Media and Still Photography Coverage of Judicial Proceedings
Calumet County Circuit Court
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Official source ↗ · Collected 2026-07-26Sources
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Biography sources checked October 11, 2026.
Wisconsin Court System official judicial roster
Identity source · HTML · Source checked August 22, 2026
View Wisconsin Court System official judicial roster ↗Wisconsin SCR Chapter 61: Electronic Media and Still Photography Coverage of Judicial Proceedings
Statewide source · HTML · Source checked July 26, 2026
View Wisconsin SCR Chapter 61: Electronic Media and Still Photography Coverage of Judicial Proceedings ↗Wisconsin Court System: Zoom hearing resources
Statewide source · HTML · Source checked July 26, 2026
View Wisconsin Court System: Zoom hearing resources ↗