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Mequon clerk rejects absentee ballots over address rules
A Mequon clerk rejected five absentee ballots over missing ZIP codes, raising legal questions about voter disenfranchisement and election law in Wisconsin.
Wisconsin senators send U.S. Attorney nominees to Trump
Wisconsin senators Ron Johnson and Tammy Baldwin send two U.S. attorney nominees to Trump, excluding Brad Schimel amid an ongoing dispute.
Judge advances case in Ridglan Farms break-in
A Dane County judge allows felony burglary charges to proceed against activist Wayne Hsiung tied to a Ridglan Farms break-in and animal abuse claims.
Oshkosh man gets 15 years for Kwik Trip armed robbery
An Oshkosh man was sentenced to 15 years in federal prison for a Kwik Trip armed robbery, with a firearm charge and history of repeat offenses.
Judge orders release of Wisconsin police officer names
A judge ruled Wisconsin must release names of 16,000 law enforcement officers, siding with media groups in a public records lawsuit over transparency.
Chris Taylor backs Colón for Wisconsin court
Incoming Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice Chris Taylor endorsed Appeals Judge Pedro Colón, shaping the 2027 court race and liberal majority outlook.
State vape law upheld amid possible Supreme Court clash
A federal appeals court upheld Wisconsin’s vape law as similar cases in other states could create a split, raising the odds of U.S. Supreme Court review.
Supreme Court weakens Voting Rights Act provision
The Supreme Court limits Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act, reshaping redistricting rules and potentially impacting minority representation and House races.
Court dismisses challenge to state congressional maps
A Wisconsin court dismissed a congressional redistricting challenge, ruling gerrymandering claims are non-justiciable without state Supreme Court action.
Jury awards $5.5M in Menards workplace injury case
A jury awarded $5.5 million to a Menards worker injured in a forklift accident, citing OSHA safety violations at the Eau Claire distribution center.
Feds sue Wisconsin over prediction market lawsuits
The CFTC is suing Wisconsin officials to block state lawsuits against Kalshi, Coinbase and Polymarket over alleged illegal gambling schemes.
Pedro Colon enters Supreme Court race
Wisconsin Appeals Judge Pedro Colon enters the 2027 Supreme Court race, aiming to expand rights, improve court access and join the liberal majority.
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- Mequon clerk rejects absentee ballots over address rules
- Wisconsin senators send U.S. Attorney nominees to Trump
- Judge advances case in Ridglan Farms break-in
- Oshkosh man gets 15 years for Kwik Trip armed robbery
- Judge orders release of Wisconsin police officer names
- Chris Taylor backs Colón for Wisconsin court
- State vape law upheld amid possible Supreme Court clash
- Supreme Court weakens Voting Rights Act provision
- Court dismisses challenge to state congressional maps
- Jury awards $5.5M in Menards workplace injury case
- Feds sue Wisconsin over prediction market lawsuits
- Pedro Colon enters Supreme Court race
Case Digests
- Fourteenth Amendment-Comparable Evidence Availability
- Post Conviction Motion-Ineffective Assistance of Counsel
- Unconstitutional Conditions Doctrine-Fourth Amendment
- Ineffective Assistance of Counsel
- Substantial Evidence Standard-Disability Insurance Benefits
- Rehabilitation Act-Race Discrimination (Title VII & §1981)-Employment Law
- Trust Fund Doctrine-Tax-Claim of Right Doctrine
- Equal Protection Clause-Balance of Equities-Tobacco Product Sales
- Education-Protected Speech
- Disciplinary Proceedings
- Asbestos Exposure-Punitive Damages
- Scheduling Order Enforcement-Appellate Sanctions
