Appealing Wisconsin

"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."

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

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

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

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.”