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WILL Files New Legal Motion to Defend Act 10 Based On 1st Amendment Concerns
The Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty filed a new motion to intervene in defense of Act 10 due to a recent court decision that creates serious constitutional concerns regarding the 1st Amendment and compelled speech.
Wisconsin School Denies Help to Dyslexic Student Based on Race
The Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty is preparing legal action against the Green Bay Area Public School District on behalf of a mother whose dyslexic son was denied reading resources because of his race.
WILL Reacts to SCOTUS Review of Consequential Parental Rights Case
WILL issued a response to the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) narrowly denying a Writ of Certiorari filed earlier this year in Parents Protecting Our Children v. Eau Claire Area School District.
Christmas Miracle? Biden’s CMS Abandons “Racial Equity” Agenda for Kidney Transplants Following WILL’s Public Comment
The Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty is applauding the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) for its recent decision to back away from certain components of a proposed federal rule thatwould have required kidney transplant hospitals to submit “health equity plans” to the agency under the threat of penalty.
WILL Statement on New Act 10 Ruling
WILL responded to a new ruling striking down key components of Act 10, collective bargaining reform legislation signed into law by then Governor Scott Walker in 2011.
POLICY REPORT: Where Wisconsin Ranks on Freedom, WILL Informs Policy Makers Ahead of 2025
The Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty released its “2024 Wisconsin Freedom Audit”, an extensive review of where the state ranks in various measurements of freedom, including fiscal freedoms, regulatory freedoms, and individual freedoms.
WI Judge Allows Wedding Barn Lawsuit to Continue
A Wisconsin judge ruled that a lawsuit against the Wisconsin Department of Revenue (DOR) may continue. Two small business owners, represented by the Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty (WILL) are seeking to mitigate the harmful impacts of Wisconsin Act 73, a special interest driven law which will put them out of business.
Wisconsin DPI Re-Defines Mediocre Student Achievement to “Meets Expectations”
The News: The Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty (WILL) released the following statement, after the Department of Public Instruction (DPI) released ...
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WISCONSIN WATCH DOG | MILWAUKEE COUNCIL SAYS PRIVATE, CHARTER SCHOOLS CAN BUY UNUSED SCHOOL PROPERTY
The Milwaukee Common Council on Friday voted 14-0 to accept the recommendation of the Zoning, Neighborhoods and Development committee to accept five ...
MARQUETTE WIRE | JOHN MCADAMS OFFICIALLY REJECTS PUNISHMENT, ALUMNI GROUP CRITICIZES PRESIDENT LOVELL
Suspended Marquette University Political Science Professor John McAdams officially rejects President Michael Lovell's punishment after his role in a 2014 ...
Wausau Daily Herald | Everyone’s a watchdog under open records law
WILL Deputy Counsel and Litigation Manager Tom Kamenick was out on the road last week, part of a seminar on open government. Panelists featured ...
WISN Channel 12 / WisPolitics | Race for high court heads into home stretch
WILL President and General Counsel Rick Esenberg appeared on Mike Gousha's UpFront to discuss the campaign for Wisconsin's Supreme Court.
"Esenberg wants ...
Racine Journal Times | Flanders: More money for fewer students, great for school districts, bad for taxpayers
WILL Research Director, Dr. Will Flanders, writing in the Racine Journal Times:
The Journal Times reported that the Racine Unified School District ...
National Review | Loyola: Beware Feds Bearing Gifts
WILL Senior Fellow Mario Loyola writing in National Review:
"Critics of Wisconsin governor Scott Walker are mystified that the state is suing the federal ...
La Crosse Tribune | Hudson: Voucher schools deserve support
WILL's Lead Education Analyst, Lexi Hudson, writing in the La Crosse Tribune, explores how transformative it would be for K-12 education if entrepreneurs ...
Wall Street Journal | State House to White House? Not so easy
Wall Street Journal's Heather Haddon talks to WILL President and General Counsel Rick Esenberg about the difficulties governors's face (in this case, ...
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