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The statutory definition of "vote" confirms a broad interpretation is correct, they said.

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The Planned Parenthood plaintiffs in an abortion rights case pending before the state Supreme Court oppose Milwaukee Archbishop Jerome...

This post was update Aug. 8, 2024 to correct the names of the attorneys representing Chisholm. Oops. Too many open windows. You can now...

More problematic is when a court guesses when a payor will retire and ending maintenance at that point.

The appellate court ruled that "arrests" referred only to arrests for criminal offenses, not municipal offenses.

Five of the paragraphs say that “[t]here have been allegations made.”

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The state Supreme Court has tossed out major rulings in its own five-year-old precedent and ruled that counties cannot involuntarily...

The case: State v John R. Phelan Case no.: 24AP777 Filed in: District IV, Wisconsin Court of Appeals Circuit Judge: W. Andrew Voigt,...

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"It's possible some of the more expansive understandings of community caretaking in Wisconsin and elsewhere may need to be circumscribed."

"While reasonable suspicion doesn't demand much, it does demand more than a hunch," Hagedorn wrote. "And that is all we see here."

A man's statement that he wanted to bring the police chief "to justice" is not enough to have him involuntarily committed and medicated...

The case: Scot Van Oudenhoven v Wisconsin Department of Justice Case no.: 2023AP70-FT "In brief" posts are shorter looks at various court...

The full decision in State v Jobert L. Molde, 21AP1346, is here. A lawyer's failure to object to improper testimony in a sexual assault...