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DOJ warns Wisconsin over noncitizen voter rolls
The U.S. DOJ warned Wisconsin election officials they could face criminal liability for knowingly allowing noncitizens to remain on voter rolls.
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.
USPS ballot rule could affect state absentee voting
A proposed USPS rule tied to Trump election policies could affect Wisconsin absentee voting, voter data access and rural ballot delivery.
Wisconsin Supreme Court weighs judicial recusal changes
Wisconsin Supreme Court hears arguments on judicial recusal rules as legal groups urge further study of campaign donations and impartiality.
Officials worry about USPS speed with ballot delivery
Wisconsin election officials urge USPS to address absentee ballot mail delays after clerks reported late ballot deliveries in April elections.
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.
Aging prison population drives Wisconsin corrections costs
A new report shows Wisconsin’s aging prison population is increasing corrections costs, driven by longer sentences, OWI cases and violent crime trends.
Wisconsin GOP seeks dismissal of school funding lawsuit
Wisconsin Republicans seek to dismiss a school funding lawsuit, citing a 2000 Supreme Court ruling as Democrats and voucher schools join the case.
Judge dismisses DBE lawsuit after DOT rule change
A federal judge dismissed a DBE lawsuit after the U.S. DOT halted minority contracting goals, leaving uncertainty for contractors and state agencies.
Supreme Court race highlights stark contrast
Wisconsin Supreme Court candidates Maria Lazar and Chris Taylor present contrasting judicial philosophies ahead of the April 7 election.
Evers calls special session to ban gerrymandering
Gov. Tony Evers calls an April special session to pass a constitutional amendment banning partisan gerrymandering in Wisconsin redistricting.
Kaul questioned over privately funded prosecutors
Republican lawmakers question Wisconsin AG Josh Kaul over environmental prosecutors funded by a NYU-backed center, raising oversight and influence concerns.
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- Judge: Wisconsin absentee voting violates ADA
- Appeals court rules Enbridge Line 5 is trespassing
- Green Bay city clerk resigns amid absentee ballot scrutiny
- Former Epic employee sues over noncompete agreement
- Supreme Court approval remains below 50%, poll finds
- AI transforms family law but raises new legal concerns
- Illinois man gets prison for $1.2M employment tax fraud
Case Digests
- Termination of Parental Rights-Reasonable Efforts
- Family Law- Appellate Procedure
- Involuntary Administration of Medication-Mootness Exception
- Voluntary Consent to blood Draw- -Fourth Amendment
- Expert Testimony-Medical Malpractice
- Habeas Corpus-Bond Eligibility-Immigration Detention
- Fair Credit Reporting Act
- Copyright Infringement-Tortious Interference
- Tribal Land Trespass-Unjust Enrichment
- Fourth Amendment-Automobile Exception
- Age Discrimination in Employment Act-But For Causation
- Class-of One Equal Protection Claim-Breach of Contract
Legal Tech
- AI is reshaping family law practice, but attorneys worry about DIY research
- Massachusetts court rejects work product protection for AI documents by girlfriend
- Exterro launches on-premises AI platform for digital forensics
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