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L.A.G. had been in-custody for over 200 days at the time of the hearing, which lessened the state’s interest in prosecution.

The Legislature's spending "included almost $2 million dollars in 2020 on involvement in election lawsuits against the Commission alone."

"Wausau Pilot published the second article at issue in this case, which identified Tomczyk as the individual who had used the slur. "

"This Court cannot and should not countenance differences among district attorneys in the meaning of a particular criminal statute."

DA Chisholm is one of those district attorneys and believes the law needs to be settled by this Court.

Is it lawful for physicians to perform an abortion that is not necessary to save the pregnant woman from dying or is doing so a felony?

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

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

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

Explaining why the Supreme Court dismisses cases as "improvidently granted" would "would only confuse attorneys, judges, and litigants,"...

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...

The circuit court noted that the state had a burden to show 'distinctly similar' laws from the time of the founding.

The case: Jorge Vela v. Jon Erpenbach Case no.: 24AP304 Filed in: District II, Wisconsin Court of Appeals Circuit Judge: David Paulson,...

State v C.T.P.-B Appeal: 24AP189 Filing attorney: Michael Cohen, Alicia Linzmeier Judge: Chippewa County Circuit Judge Steven Gibbs "In...

"In brief" posts are shorter looks at interesting appellate filings. There are simply too many worthy cases to cover in full and these...

"In brief" posts are shorter looks at interesting appellate filings. There are simply too many worthy cases to cover in full and these...

"In brief" posts are shorter looks at interesting appellate filings. There are simply too many worthy cases to cover in full and these...

"In brief" posts are shorter looks at interesting appellate filings. There are simply too many worthy cases to cover in full. These "in...

"In brief" posts are shorter looks at interesting appellate filings. There are simply too many worthy cases to cover in full. These "in...