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Reforming the Governor’s Partial Veto: How Should It Be Done?
To preserve the separation of powers and eliminate any ambiguity in the law, the legislature should strongly consider adopting a constitutional amendment.
WILL Launches “Equality for All Agenda” Following Supreme Court Decision Eliminating Affirmative Action
New Legislative Roadmap Lays the Groundwork for “Colorblind” Policies in Wisconsin and Across America
Analysis: Evers 400 Year Veto
While the Governor’s decision to veto a tax cut for millions of Wisconsinites yesterday has garnered the most attention, slightly under the radar has been ...
WILL Client Will Not Face Fines for “Violating” COVID-19 Public Health Order
The News: Representing another legal victory for the Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty (WILL), attorneys representing Public Health of Madison and ...
WILL Statement on Affirmative Action Case
Landmark Ruling Demands Equal Treatment: Colleges and Universities Must Immediately Dismantle Affirmative Action and Similar Discriminatory Policies
The ...
WILL Secures Major Victory for Property Taxpayers at Wisconsin Supreme Court
Unanimous SCOWIS ruling saves taxpayers in Buchanan nearly $1 million per year, and the precedent will protect taxpayers across Wisconsin for years to ...
Breaking the Chain: Decoupling School Choice Funding in Wisconsin
School choice in Wisconsin is undergoing some exciting changes. With the passage of increased funding for the state’s voucher programs, participating schools will be on firmer financial footing going forward. In this policy brief, we explore how private schools in the choice program are currently funded, and why decoupling would be an important improvement.
WILL Statement Following Gov. Evers Signing School Choice Legislation
The Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty (WILL) released the following statement praising Governor Evers’ signing Senate Bill 330.
Rick Esenberg, ...
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Fox6Now.com | Wisconsin Supreme Court won’t restart John Doe probe into Gov. Walker’s recall campaign
WILL President and General Counsel Rick Esenberg sat down with Fox6Now's Theo Keith after the Wisconsin Supreme Court refused to reconsider it's July ...
Wisconsin Watchdog | Voucher school wants to buy unused building; Milwaukee schools won’t sell
Education Policy Director and Associate Counsel, CJ Szafir, discusses how MPS continues to stand in its own schoolhouse doors, blocking educational ...
Wisconsin Watchdog | Former Chief Justice Shirley Abrahamson ends her legal temper tantrum
M.D. Kittle gets WILL's Rick Esenberg's take on her lawsuit:
Constitutional law expert Rick Esenberg noted Abrahamson is six years into her latest ...
Racine Journal Times | Racine Unified agrees to stop bus fee for late-enrolling private schoolers
From the Racine Journal-Times:
RACINE — Threatened with a lawsuit, the Racine Unified School District has agreed to stop charging a $300 fee to bus ...
Racine Journal Times | Group threatens to sue Unified over busing issues
From the Racine Journal-Times:
RACINE COUNTY — A conservative legal group is again threatening to sue the Racine Unified School District over busing ...
RightWisconsin | The GAB Is No Perfect Model
Rick Esenberg writing at RightWisconsin.com.
"These problems may have warranted caution, but it got worse. The GAB and prosecutors tried to do something ...
WUWM | While Wisconsin Campaign Finance Legislation Stalls, Activists Hope Voters Pay Attention
Rick Esenberg talked with WUWM radio in Milwaukee.
Rick Esenberg is president of Wisconsin Institute of Law and Liberty, a conservative public interest ...
Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel | Bill puts veil over campaign funding in Wisconsin
From the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel:
Rick Esenberg, president of the conservative Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty, said the state Supreme Court ...
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