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DPI Report on Teacher Shortage Misses the Mark

Recently, Wisconsin’s Department of Public Instruction released a report on the teacher shortage in the state.  The report claims that nearly 40% of ...

Wisconsin’s Referendum Process Results in Misleading Tax Increases, Leaves Voters in the Dark

The News: The Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty (WILL) released its latest report, Piercing the Fog: Shedding Light on School District Referenda ...

WILL Responds to Wisconsin State Bar’s New Calls for Racial Discrimination, Media Intimidation

The News: Today, the Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty (WILL) is responding to the Wisconsin State Bar’s latest media and public relations efforts ...

VICTORY: State Bar Abandons DEI Program After WILL Lawsuit

WILL VICTORY! State Bar Settles With WILL After Lawsuit

WILL Announces Settlement Involving Professor Suspended for Criticizing Woke Policies at Concordia University

WILL announced a settlement between its client, Rev. Dr. Gregory Schulz, DMin, PhD, and Concordia University Wisconsin (CUW), where Dr. Schulz served as Professor of Philosophy until he was suspended in February 2022 for criticizing the woke direction of the university.

WILL Releases Statement on April 2nd Election Results

Statewide Referendum Questions 1 & 2 successfully passed and were added to the Wisconsin Constitution after a vote of the people in the April 2nd Spring Election.

March Healthcare Highlight: New Biden Rule Restricts Insurance Options

The Biden Administration finalized a rule on March 28th that will force hundreds of thousands of Americans to lose their healthcare coverage, leaving them uninsured until they can enroll in an Obamacare plan that is more than double the cost.

WILL Urges the State Supreme Court to Proceed Cautiously in Considering a Evers’ Request to Fundamentally Alter Wisconsin’s Separation of Powers

The News: The Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty (WILL) has filed an amicus brief with the Supreme Court of Wisconsin (SCOW) urging the justices to ...
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