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Former Wis. Supreme Court Justice Coffey dies at 90
Former Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice John L. Coffey died Saturday at the age of 90.
3rd Circuit: Bankruptcy trustee must return money upon conversion
A bankruptcy trustee was required to return money acquired post-petition upon the conversion of the debtor’s plan from Chapter 13 to Chapter 7, the 3rd Circuit has ruled in affirming judgment.
Appeals court upholds man’s murder conviction
The Wisconsin Court of Appeals has upheld the conviction of a Brookfield man convicted of killing his girlfriend, burning the remains and stuffing them under the ice of Lake Winnebago.
Van Hollen wants to combine voter ID lawsuits
Wisconsin's attorney general has appealed two voter identification cases to the state Supreme Court.
Flu shot recipient can’t sue under Vaccine Act, rules Federal Circuit
A Vaccine Act plaintiff failed to show by a preponderance of the evidence that a flu vaccination caused damage to her autonomic nerves, the Federal Circuit has ruled in affirming a special master’s determination that she was not entitled to compensation.
Court upholds conviction in 1999 shootout
A state appeals court says a man accused of opening fire on Forest County Sheriff's deputies in 1999 was properly convicted.
Appeals court: Ticket didn’t violate religion
A state appeals court says a speeding ticket didn't violate an Oshkosh man's right to religious freedom.
Court upholds conviction in judge threats
A state appeals court says a prisoner who threatened to kill two Sheboygan County judges was properly convicted.
Court upholds conviction in snake sex assault
A state appeals court says a man accused of sexually assaulting a woman with a live snake was properly convicted.
Court says school project contract is public data
The Minnesota Court of Appeals backed a small-town newspaper group Tuesday in an open records case involving how units of government farm out work to contractors.
Appeals court upholds conviction in beating
A Kenosha teen was properly convicted of helping beat a woman to death, a state appeals court has ruled.
Court won’t hear appeal over TSA scanners
The Supreme Court won't hear a Michigan man's attempt to challenge the use of full body scanners at airports.
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