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With no additional explanation, the circuit court also granted V1’s request for a special prosecutor.

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.

A pretrial defendant's dangerous is not a reason, under the state law governing competency, to order involuntary medication for the...

"These three defective absentee ballots decided the election."

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. "

"These provisions are more astonishing for what they leave out. They say nothing about a warrant. They do not require probable cause."

"The plain language of that statute mandates that the land be used 'for the purposes therein expressed and no other.' ”

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If the decision stands, "the line between prohibited and unprohibited discrimination will be drawn by law enforcement charging decisions."

"When he asked whether he can return to his pod, it was in a tone which suggested he was musing about the possibility."

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

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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 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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