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Photo ID required for primary voting
A photo ID is required to vote in the Wisconsin primary.
Senate poised to vote on expanding landlord rights
The state Senate is poised to vote on a bill Tuesday that would dramatically expand the rights of rental property owners in Wisconsin and give landlords more power to evict tenants for criminal activity.
Assembly to consider Walker’s college affordability bills
The state Assembly is set to take up Gov. Scott Walker's college affordability package.
Walker issues executive order to block power plan
Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker has issued an executive order prohibiting state agencies from working to comply with President Barack Obama's sweeping plan to address climate change.
Appeals court asks state’s high court to clarify law on admission of toxicology reports
The District 2 Court of Appeals has asked the Wisconsin Supreme Court to clarify the law involving the admission of toxicology reports and related testimony.
Drones pose new contraband, smuggling challenge for prisons
Wily inmates and their associates on the outside are deploying drones to deliver drugs, cellphones, and other contraband to prison yards, leaving prison guards and correctional authorities trying to decide how to deal with the new technology.
Wisconsin Supreme Court candidates at a glance
Biographical information about the candidates for Wisconsin Supreme Court.
Aid for wrongfully convicted could make for open-records problem
A bill that would increase compensation for people wrongly convicted of crimes has open records advocates worried over what it would do to court records.
Getaway driver in death of Winona man pleads guilty
The getaway driver in the shooting death of a Winona man last October has pleaded guilty and agreed to testify against the other defendants.
Ideology not only differences for Supreme Court hopefuls
The Wisconsin Supreme Court primary election arrives Tuesday with the same overt partisanship that has characterized the court itself in recent years, but a look past the campaign ads finds more differences in the candidates than just ideology.
In victory or dissent, Scalia was a man of strong opinions
U.S. Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia kept your attention, whether you liked him or not.
Walker appoints two attorneys to UW Board of Regents
Gov. Scott Walker has appointed two attorneys to serve on the board that sets policies and rules for the University of Wisconsin System.
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- WisGOP successfully hosts Southeast Regional Headquarters grand opening
- Milwaukee woman wanted in murder-for-hire plot in the U.K.
- New York City man sent to prison for defrauding Wisconsin residents in Brewers and Bucks ticket scam
- Whole Foods shooting draws large police presence
- Wisconsin sheds light on World Elder Abuse Awareness Day
- WisGOP to host grand opening of Waukesha regional HQ office
- A 9-year-old boy is fatally shot in Milwaukee, the city’s 4th young gunshot victim in recent weeks
- Milwaukee Bar Association honors legal community, introduces Board at annual meeting
- Wisconsin Supreme Court rules against use of mobile voting vans
- Supreme Court preserves access to abortion drug mifepristone
- Milwaukee Police launch Operation Summer Guardian ’24
- Wisconsin lawmaker receives ‘scales of justice’ award from State Bar
Case Digests
- Protective Placement Order
- DOJ Denial of Handgun Purchase
- Excusable Neglect- Erroneous Exercise of Discretion
- Sentencing Guidelines- Impersonation of a Law Enforcement Officer
- Sentencing Enhancements
- Suppression of Evidence-Unlawful Search
- Insurance-Arbitration Award Enforcement
- Ineffective Assistance of Counsel- Deficient Performance and Prejudice
- Bankruptcy-Insolvency Assessment
- Immigration- I-360 petition-Due Process
- Social Security Disability Benefits-Burden of Proof
- Lease Dispute-Timeliness
