State bill allows sextortion victims to sue abusers
A Wisconsin bill would allow sextortion victims and families to sue offenders for damages and wrongful death, expanding legal options beyond criminal penalties.
Sexual assault survivor wins $4.1M in civil verdict
A sexual assault survivor won a $4.1M civil verdict against ex-C-Viche co-owner Karlos Soriano-Cabrera, who is also serving a 10-year prison sentence.
Wisconsin Supreme Court: Marsy’s Law was valid ballot question, law stands
An amendment to the Wisconsin Constitution expanding crime victims’ rights was properly worded in a statewide referendum and legally adopted, the state Supreme Court ruled Tuesday.
Legal News
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- Wisconsin judge clears path for ICE bond hearings
- Judge orders Northwestern Mutual to release DEI records
- Wisconsin DOJ appeals police records release order
- Appeals Court restores Act 10 collective bargaining law
- Officials warn of absentee ballot mail delays
- Why Flock cameras spark privacy concerns
Case Digests
- Termination of Parental Rights-Court Competency
- Beets Rule-Revocation Sentence Credit
- Restitution Causation-Restitution Amount Findings
- Evidence Sufficiency-Other-Acts Evidence
- Double Jeopardy-Manifest Necessity
- Inaccurate Sentencing Information-Sentencing Prejudice
- Motion-to-Dismiss Standard-Dismissal With Prejudice
- Eighth Amendment-Superseding Cause
- Sentencing Guidelines-
- Title VII Employment Discrimination and Retaliation
- Fifth Amendment-Penn Central Framework
- First Amendment-Fourth Amendment




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