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Commission orders Madison election recount over ballots
Wisconsin Elections Commission orders Madison to redo canvass over late absentee ballots, while Mequon must count previously rejected votes.
Mequon clerk rejects absentee ballots over address rules
A Mequon clerk rejected five absentee ballots over missing ZIP codes, raising legal questions about voter disenfranchisement and election law in Wisconsin.
Wisconsin senators send U.S. Attorney nominees to Trump
Wisconsin senators Ron Johnson and Tammy Baldwin send two U.S. attorney nominees to Trump, excluding Brad Schimel amid an ongoing dispute.
Chris Taylor backs Colón for Wisconsin court
Incoming Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice Chris Taylor endorsed Appeals Judge Pedro Colón, shaping the 2027 court race and liberal majority outlook.
Supreme Court weakens Voting Rights Act provision
The Supreme Court limits Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act, reshaping redistricting rules and potentially impacting minority representation and House races.
Supreme Court approval dips amid tariff ruling divide
Marquette Law Poll shows partisan divide over Supreme Court tariff ruling and declining approval ratings as views split sharply along political lines.
Wisconsin sheriffs split on ICE immigration policies
Wisconsin sheriffs are divided on ICE cooperation, with some tightening policies and others expanding agreements amid rising immigration enforcement.
Wisconsin Supreme Court weighs judicial recusal rule
Wisconsin Supreme Court to consider new judicial recusal rules addressing campaign spending and impartiality concerns at a June 4 public hearing.
Brunette launches bid for Supreme Court
Clark County Judge Lyndsey Boon Brunette enters the Wisconsin Supreme Court race following Justice Annette Ziegler’s retirement.
Wisconsin absentee ballot dispute may spark lawsuit
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Wisconsin lawmakers spend taxpayer funds on legal fees
Wisconsin Republican lawmakers face a lawsuit as they spend taxpayer funds on private attorneys, with rates up to $550 an hour.
Oshkosh school administrator sues district for job back
A former Oshkosh school administrator is suing the district for reinstatement and damages after a student restraint incident led to his contract nonrenewal.
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- Wausau attorney pleads not guilty to intimidation charges
- Appeals court ruling could affect abortion pill access
- Wisconsin DOJ adds device-sniffing dog to fight exploitation
- Supreme Court to hear hospital tax exemption case
- Commission orders Madison election recount over ballots
- Judge blocks tribal fishing limits in northern Wisconsin
- Pabst ruling extends ‘safe place’ statute
- Mequon clerk rejects absentee ballots over address rules
- Wisconsin senators send U.S. Attorney nominees to Trump
- Judge advances case in Ridglan Farms break-in
- Oshkosh man gets 15 years for Kwik Trip armed robbery
- Judge orders release of Wisconsin police officer names
Case Digests
- Breach of Agreement-Mootness-Tax Assessment
- Domestic Abuse-Ineffective Assistance of Counsel (Subsequent Counsel)-Intimidation
- Deferred Judgment Agreement-Compliance Determination
- Marital Settlement-Child Support Conversion
- Factors Supporting Reasonable Suspicion -Act 79 Searches
- Statutory Notice Requirements -Immigration
- Controlled Substances Act-Jury Instructions
- Abuse of Discretion Standard-Exceptional Circumstances-Immigration
- Americans with Disabilities Act-Equitable Tolling-Retaliation
- Sufficiency of Evidence-Jury Instructions-Federal Program Bribery
- Sentencing Discretion-Clear Error Review
- Sentencing Guidelines-Sentence Enhancements-Fraud
