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Dec 4, 2025
Supreme Court campaign spending sparks reform push
Wisconsin Supreme Court races hit record spending as lawmakers revive public financing and debate recusal rules to address influence, bias and judicial integrity.
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- Lawsuit challenges Wisconsin transgender birth certificate law
- Ex-Milwaukee Tool worker sentenced for $1M theft
- Musk election complaints sent to La Crosse DA
- Immigrant children face loss of legal aid in Wisconsin
- Judge: Wisconsin absentee voting violates ADA
- Appeals court rules Enbridge Line 5 is trespassing
- Green Bay city clerk resigns amid absentee ballot scrutiny
Case Digests
- Expert Testimony-Evidentiary Sufficiency
- Sixth Amendment-Speedy Trial Prejudice
- Reasonable Suspicion-Expanded Traffic Stop
- Tribal Sovereign Immunity-Indispensable Party
- Probable Cause-K-9 Stop Extension
- Prosecutorial Misconduct-Burden Shifting-Sexual Assault
- Jury Instructions-Harmless Error
- Evidence-Protective Search
- Fraud-Fifth Amendment-Sixth Amendment
- Multiple Bribes Enhancement-Loss Amount Calculation-Wire Fraud
- Protected Service Rights-Water Service Made Available
- First Amendment-Fourteenth Amendment-Viewpoint Discrimination in a Public Forum
Legal Tech
- The billable hour is not dead, but AI is chipping away at its prevalence
- NYC Bar provides roadmap for navigating AI privilege issues
- Litify launches AI tool to automate personal injury demand preparation
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