Walker presidential campaign owed $1.2 million at year end
Gov. Scott Walker's short-lived presidential campaign finished last year with a little more than a million dollars in debt, according to campaign finance reports filed Friday with the Federal Elections Commission.
Walker says he’ll sign civil service bill in next week or 2
Gov. Scott Walker says he'll sign the bill that overhauls the state's civil service system in the next week or two.
Motion confirms DAs seeking to intervene in Walker probe
The state Supreme Court has released documents confirming the identity of the prosecutors looking to appeal a ruling halting an investigation into Gov. Scott Walker's campaign.
Prosecutors file motion to intervene in Walker probe appeal (UPDATE)
Three prosecutors filed a motion Friday to intervene in a court case halting a secret investigation into Gov. Scott Walker's recall campaign.
Walker hints at run for a third term
Gov. Scott Walker hinted Wednesday that he may run for a third term.
Walker signs pair of bills expanding concealed carry law
Gov. Scott Walker has signed into law a pair of bills expanding and simplifying Wisconsin's concealed carry law.
View from around the state: Walker should not give any candidate an advantage
Just because former Gov. Tommy Thompson did it, doesn't mean Gov. Scott Walker should.
Walker sends signals he may appoint Bradley to Supreme Court
Gov. Scott Walker is sending signals that he may appoint state Appeals Court Judge Rebecca Bradley to a vacancy on the Wisconsin Supreme Court.
Groups ask Walker not to appoint court candidates to vacancy
Four advocacy groups are urging Gov. Scott Walker not to name one of the three candidates for the Wisconsin Supreme Court to fill out the term of Justice Patrick Crooks who died last week.
Walker will wait to announce decision on court vacancy
Gov. Scott Walker says he won't make any announcements about his plans for filling a vacancy on the state Supreme Court until after Justice Patrick Crooks is buried on Saturday.
Walker calls for scrapping Davis-Bacon
Republican presidential candidate Scott Walker is hoping to pull his campaign off the mat by taking on unions — a familiar foe for the Wisconsin governor — in a sweeping plan to upend pillars of organized labor nationwide.
Filing shows prosecutors believed Walker committed felony
A court filing shows investigators believed Republican Gov. Scott Walker committed a felony when he was Milwaukee County executive in relation to an office lease contract.
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Case Digests
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- Ineffective Assistance of Counsel
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- Jurisdictional Authority-Sufficiency of Evidence
- Fourth Amendment-Evidence Suppression
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- Federal Arbitration Act-Refusal to Arbitrate
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