Cara Tolliver Joins WILL Team
Tolliver will assist WILL’s litigation department as new hire for Associate Counsel The News: The Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty (WILL) added Cara Tolliver, Associate Counsel, to expand WILL’s capacity…
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WILL Sues City of La Crosse Over Ordinance Violating the First Amendment
City Punishes Medical or Mental Health Professionals for Disfavored Speech on Sex and Gender Issues The News: The Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty (WILL) filed a federal lawsuit against…
WILL Appeals to the Seventh Circuit on Biden Student Loan Debt Forgiveness Lawsuit
President Biden cannot violate the constitutional separation of powers, WILL continues the fight on behalf of taxpayers The News: On behalf of the Brown County Taxpayers Association (BCTA), the Wisconsin Institute…
Teaching Hope Instead of Critical Race Theory in Social Studies
New academic report provides a roadmap of how taught theories impact student learning The News: Academic theories underlie the important classes that our children learn in every day at school.…
Judge Orders State Agency to Hand Over Public Records to News Outlet
The Wisconsin Parole Commission has been ordered to immediately turn over the public records requested by Wisconsin Right Now The News: Today, Judge Michael Kenitz signed an alternative writ, commanding…
WILL, Taxpayers Sue the Biden Administration Over Student Loan Debt Forgiveness
Massive new federal program could cost taxpayers more than $1 Trillion, violating constitutional separation of powers The News: The Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty (WILL) filed a federal lawsuit…
WILL Earns State Policy Network Award for Standing Up for Americans & Businesses Harmed by the Vaccine Mandate
WILL receives “2022 SPN Network Award” for challenging OSHA The News: The Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty (WILL) was given the “2022 SPN Network Award” by the State Policy Network for…
Federal Court Rules Superintrendent of Public Instruction and School District Violated School Transportation Law
Suit Challenged Unlawful Denial of Transportation Benefits to Families of Private Religious School The News: A federal district court ruled that the Wisconsin Superintendent of Public Instruction (SPI) and Friess…
WILL Sues State Agency for Failing to Provide Public Records to News Company
Wisconsin Parole Commission for months has failed to provide public records to conservative news outlet Wisconsin Right Now, as required by state law The News: Today, the Wisconsin Institute for…
WILL Sues WEC Over Illegal Use of Voter Registration Form
WEC-approved form asks for information on race and political party while failing to request statutorily-required items like presence of felony conviction The News: The Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty (WILL)…
WILL Cautions WEC on Implementation Guidelines in Response to Ruling on Ballot Return Assistance
WILL agrees with the Court’s decision and suggests that WEC adopt a rule to protect election integrity in response The News: Federal Judge James Peterson ruled Wednesday that under the…
School Closures Hurt Low-Income and Minority Students Most
Recently, results from the National Assessment for Educational Progress (NAEP) for 2022 were released. This was a special administration of the exam, focused on reading and mathematics performance among 9…
