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WILL Demands Village of Slinger Cease Unconstitutional Sign Enforcement

WILL, on behalf of a Village resident, has issued a letter demanding that the Village of Slinger immediately withdraw the unconstitutional enforcement of its sign ordinances.

New Report: Medicaid Expansion Could Lead to Lower Quality at Higher Costs

The News: The Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty (WILL) released a new report, “Wisconsin & Medicaid Expansion: A Prescription for Failure,” ...

WILL Wins Major Case for Equality in College Scholarships

WILL secured another significant victory for true equality in a new ruling from the Wisconsin Court of Appeals against the Evers Administration, which runs a racially discriminatory scholarship program called the “Minority Undergraduate Retention Program.” Most Wisconsin students are excluded from the program because of their race.

Reversing the Chaos: A Method to Make Forward Exam Scores Comparable to the Past

Through new research and analysis, WILL uses student level data to approximate student achievement levels under the previous cut scores. This post shows districts how to do just that.

The Costs of Repealing Act 10: WILL Unveils New Property Tax Calculator

WILL released a new new property tax calculator to help Wisconsinites estimate the significant financial impact that repealing Act 10—major collective bargaining reforms passed in 2011—could have on their personal finances.

Analysis Act 10 Repeal: What It Will Cost You

As the state Supreme Court considers the future of Act 10, WILL has provided estimates on the potential costs of repealing the law for school districts ...

WILL Responds to SCOWIS Decision on Voter Van Case

WILL issued a statement in response to a decision from the Supreme Court of Wisconsin (SCOWIS) dismissing our lawsuit on behalf of a Racine voter, due to standing.

Judge Orders Milwaukee Public Schools to Comply with the Law

A Milwaukee judge has granted a writ of mandamus from WILL and ordered School Resource Officers (SROs) in Milwaukee schools by February 27th. Per the judge, MPS is to pay 50% of the cost of the SROs, splitting costs with the city of Milwaukee. WILL filed a lawsuit late last year on behalf of a Milwaukee mom.

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