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Tony Anderson

Feb 4, 2008

Butler, Gableman debate online

The state’s two Supreme Court candidates will face off this afternoon (Jan. 29) in their first debate. However, the two will not be face-to-face. Instead, Justice Louis B. Butler Jr. and Judge Michael J. Gableman will talk over the phone and the debate will be broadcast through an online radio program. The show, PantherTalk Live, […]

Jan 21, 2008

Another assault on WCCA

Two state legislators are trying to find colleagues to sign onto a proposal they want to introduce that would remove some records from the state courts’ Web site. Yesterday, Rep. Robin Vos and Sen. Julie Lassa circulated a proposal that would remove the records of civil and criminal cases from the Consolidated Court Automated Program […]

Jan 14, 2008

Tying up court over an ascot

On Jan. 8, one of the misdemeanor courts in Milwaukee came to a halt for nearly three hours because a prosecutor came to the courtroom wearing an ascot rather than a tie. Courthouse rules state that male attorneys will wear ties when appearing in court. As reported the following day, Milwaukee County Circuit Court Judge […]

Dec 24, 2007

Stalled bill may not end attempt to limit access to CCAP

It appears that state Rep. Marlin Schneider’s latest attempt to restrict access to online circuit court records did not gain the traction it needed to move forward. Following a public hearing back in October, Assembly Bill 418 failed to move out of the Committee on Corrections and Courts. That’s good news for Wisconsin’s open records […]

Dec 10, 2007

It's a matter of justice for Guantanamo detainees

Once again, the U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments in a case about the rights of detainees at Guantanamo Bay. Following oral arguments yesterday, the nine justices are considering whether detainees have a right to question their confinement using a writ of habeas corpus. Former Solicitor General Seth Waxman appeared on behalf of detainees to […]

Nov 19, 2007

Unlimited exams would open Pandora’s Box

Would you trust the skills of a surgeon who took his boards 10 times before passing? Neither would I, nor would I want to enlist the services of an attorney who had to take the Wisconsin bar exam 10 times. But the state Supreme Court with a 5-2 vote has tentatively approved a plan that […]

Oct 29, 2007

Welcome to WLJ's new Web site

The Wisconsin Law Journal has taken an exciting step this week as we have launched our new wislawjournal.com Web site, featuring daily updates. The Law Journal has a strong history of providing case digests, analyses and legal news in a timely fashion. We will continue and improve upon that tradition by telling you about decisions […]

Oct 1, 2007

Tony Anderson Bio

Wisconsin Law Journal Managing Editor Tony Anderson has 19 years of journalism experience. Tony started as a reporter and weekend news anchor for WIBA radio in Madison where he regularly covered the Dane County Board and other government meetings. Tony originally came to The Daily Reporter in 1996 and he began working with the Wisconsin […]

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