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Wisconsin Supreme Court Digest

State v. Dinkins – Can a homeless sex offender be criminally charged for failing to provide his address for the sex offender registry when being released ...
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WILL has moved!

On March 29, 2012, WILL completed its move from temporary offices in downtown Milwaukee to permanent offices on Milwaukee's lower east side. Our new ...
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Federal Judge Strikes Down Portions of Act 10

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United States Supreme Court Rules for Homeowners and Against EPA

On March 21, 2012 the Supreme Court issued its opinion in Sackett v. Environmental Protection Agency (No. 10-1062).  Over the government’s objections, the ...
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WILL Challenges Tax Exemption Denial on Behalf of Local Church

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PSC Update – AT&T Files Declaratory Ruling Petition

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PSC Update – AT&T Files Declaratory Ruling Petition

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Court Allows Defendant Another Chance to Challenge One-Day Sentence

In a unanimous opinion by Chief Justice Abrahamson, the Wisconsin Supreme Court decided that a man convicted of misdemeanor theft and sentenced to one day ...
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