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

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

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By implementing a TUF, a municipality can recover costs for transportation services in a way that is more equitable ...

Apparently, the Village of Pewaukee is unhappy that this Court unanimously struck down municipalities’ use of “transportation utility fees.”

Summary: Pewaukee appeals to SCOW a ruling striking down transportation utility fee

Requesting a judicial substitution after the original trial judge is identified but not yet officially assigned is allowed under the law, th

The Village of Pewaukee's transportation user fee is an "impermissible tax" and not a fee as the village contended, the state Court of...

The state Supreme Court should overturn a ruling that allows employers to discriminate in hiring based on arrests for civil municipal...

Federal rules granting the American Transmission Company broad immunity from lawsuits protect it even when company negligence results in...

A person cannot be charged with bail jumping if they are actually behind bars when they criminally violate their bond, a state appeals...