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Wisconsin officials push to destroy 2020 absentee ballots
Wisconsin election officials are urging destruction of Milwaukee's 2020 absentee ballots amid FBI inquiries and concerns over voter privacy.
Wisconsin Supreme Court ends minority college grants
Wisconsin Supreme Court rules minority-only college grants violate the state Constitution, ending a program that awarded aid to students of color.
Wisconsin shoreline access dispute reignites in Ozaukee County
A shoreline access dispute near Lion's Den Gorge revives debate over Wisconsin public trust doctrine, riparian rights and beach access laws.
Judge denies Dugan bid to overturn conviction
A federal judge denied former Milwaukee Judge Hannah Dugan's bid to overturn her obstruction conviction tied to an ICE arrest case.
Trump allies plead not guilty in Wisconsin elector case
Three Trump allies pleaded not guilty to felony forgery charges in Wisconsin's fake elector case tied to efforts to overturn the 2020 election.
Minocqua Brewing sues Wisconsin over beer seizure
Minocqua Brewing Company sued Wisconsin's Department of Revenue over a beer seizure, alleging violations of interstate commerce laws.
Secretary of State candidate faces ballot signature questions
A Wisconsin Republican secretary of state candidate faces scrutiny after a felon allegedly collected nomination signatures, raising ballot eligibility concerns.
DOJ appeals ruling on Wisconsin voter data access
The DOJ is appealing a federal court ruling that denied access to Wisconsin's unredacted voter registration data before upcoming elections.
Wisconsin dairy farmers sue over federal checkoff program
Three Wisconsin dairy farmers challenge the federal dairy checkoff program, arguing mandatory fees fund sustainability efforts they oppose.
Wisconsin Supreme Court takes redistricting appeal
Wisconsin Supreme Court will hear an appeal over congressional redistricting maps as Democratic voters challenge alleged partisan gerrymandering.
Prisons ban media from recording calls with inmates
Wisconsin DOC policy bars incarcerated people from recording prison phone and video calls, raising First Amendment and press freedom concerns for journalists.
Wisconsin competency crisis delays criminal cases
Rising mental illness cases are delaying Wisconsin criminal proceedings as competency evaluations and treatment backlogs strain the justice system.
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- Wisconsin officials push to destroy 2020 absentee ballots
- LexisNexis releases state liability insurance treatise
- Milwaukee gang members get life in COVID fraud killing
- Wisconsin Supreme Court ends minority college grants
- Young immigration lawyer earns Wisconsin honor
- Wisconsin lawmaker sued over credit card debt
- Wisconsin shoreline access dispute reignites in Ozaukee County
- Door County group sues DNR over Potawatomi park project
- Judge denies Dugan bid to overturn conviction
- Trump allies plead not guilty in Wisconsin elector case
- Minocqua Brewing sues Wisconsin over beer seizure
- Secretary of State candidate faces ballot signature questions
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- 6th Amendment-Postconviction Motion
- Administrative Law-Municipal Authority
- Landlord-Tenant Regulations
- Negligence-Doctrine of Res Ipsa Loquitur
- Bankruptcy Plans-Administrative Priority Claims
- Fee Allocations
- First Amendment-Trade Libel
- Sentencing Guidelines-Mitigation Arguments
- Fourteenth Amendment
- Sentence Enhancement-Statutory Interpretation
