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Court of Appeals overrules man’s mental confinement
The Wisconsin Court of Appeals Third District has reversed an Outagamie County Circuit Court decision, saying it erred when it ordered a defendant to be involuntary committed and receive involuntary medication and treatment.
Wisconsin circuit courts average 81% affirmance rate during pandemic
Wisconsin judges are coming out of a year unlike any other.
Gill raises another $43K in race for District III Court of Appeals
Outagamie County Circuit Court Judge Greg Gill Jr. has raised another $43,000 in donations for his Court of Appeals campaign, bringing his campaign total to more than $125,000.
Loudenslager formally ends Court of Appeals campaign
Aaron Loudenslager has formally ended his campaign for a judgeship on the District III Court of Appeals.
Cveykus raises $50k for District III Court of Appeals campaign
The Wausau attorney Rick Cveykus has raised $50,000 for his campaign for judge on the District III Court of Appeals.
Gill files nomination signatures in race for District III Court of Appeals
The Outagamie Circuit Court Judge Greg Gill Jr. has submitted his nomination signature papers to the Wisconsin Elections Commission, securing a place on the ballot in the race for District III Court of Appeals.
Outagamie County Judge Greg Gill joins race for District III Court of Appeals
The Outagamie Circuit Court Judge Greg Gill Jr. is running for the District III Court of Appeals.
Appeals court stays limits on gatherings
A Wisconsin appeals court on Friday temporarily blocked Gov. Tony Evers' restrictions on indoor public gatherings pending appeal, dealing the Democratic governor a setback in his efforts to slow the spread of the coronavirus.
Motion to Suppress Evidence Denied
Curtis Korn appeals his conviction for possession of methamphetamine.
Appeals court upholds Wisconsin’s right-to-work law (UPDATE)
A Wisconsin appeals court upheld the state's right-to-work law on Tuesday, handing Gov. Scott Walker a victory by reversing a lower-court ruling that had struck down the law he championed as unconstitutional last year.
Appeals court: Man can legally possess switchblade in home (UPDATE)
An Appleton man can legally possess a switchblade in his home, a state appeals court ruled Tuesday. The decision didn't address whether the state's switchblade ban is broadly unconstitutional, however.
Court says crime lab scientist’s lawsuit properly dismissed
A state appeals court says a judge properly dismissed a former state Justice Department crime lab analyst's retaliation lawsuit.
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