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High court to hear UW harassment case
The Wisconsin Supreme Court plans to review a harassment case brought by University of Wisconsin regents against a former student.
Past, current Women in the Law winners celebrated (PHOTO SLIDESHOW)
Past and current Women in the Law honorees celebrated their achievements Thursday night at a special cocktail reception hosted by Wisconsin Law Journal and Associated Bank in Milwaukee.
Jury convicts teen of homicide (UPDATE)
A jury has convicted a 14-year-old Wisconsin boy in the bludgeoning death of his friend's great-grandmother.
Van Hollen named president of national association
The National Association of Attorneys General has elected Wisconsin Attorney General J.B. Van Hollen as its president.
Milwaukee County Board fires attorney, votes to hire Hawks Quindel (UPDATE)
The Milwaukee County Board of Supervisors fired its top in-house attorney, Kimberly Walker, without debate Thursday.
State’s high court upholds child porn conviction
The Wisconsin Supreme Court says a woman legally consented to a police search that led to her boyfriend's conviction on a child pornography charge.
State’s Supreme Court upholds phone scam conviction
The Wisconsin Supreme Court says a former prison inmate was properly convicted of setting up a phone scam.
Fond du Lac court caters to families
Whoever coined the adage “the wheels of justice grind slowly” hasn’t seen Fond du Lac County’s family court.
Wis. Innocence Project helps inmate go free
A Milwaukee inmate who won a chance to clear his name after a judge vacated his homicide conviction last year instead made an agonizing decision: to plead guilty to a lesser homicide charge in exchange for his immediate freedom, his lawyers said Wednesday.
Appeals judge will run for election
A former legislator says he'll run to retain his seat as a Wisconsin appeals court judge in next spring's election.
Milwaukee County moves to fire its corporation counsel
The Milwaukee County Board of Supervisors is expected to fire the county’s top in-house attorney Thursday.
Out of office: Firms outsource support services to cut costs
Eager to cut costs, large firms nationwide are taking some of their employees out of the office.
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- Gov. Evers sues Republican legislators
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- (UPDATED) Tale of two cities: Pro-Palestinian protests in Milwaukee and Madison differ
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