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Evers’ State of the State: The Good, The Bad, and One Ugly Tax Code
WILL agrees on the importance of improving Wisconsin’s workforce and economy, but some of the governor’s policy solutions fall short.
The Left’s Biggest Redistricting Crutch Examined
The so-called Efficiency Gap is often used to attack legislative maps, but relying on this statistical measure has major limitations according to WILL’s new report.
NEW Status Report on Education in the Badger State
WILL’s sixth edition of Apples to Apples report shows not just WI choice schools’ increased proficiency rates, but their efficient use of taxpayer dollars.
UW Law Students Required to Attend “Re-Orientation” Presentation and Participate in Radical DEI Workshop
WILL is demanding that the University remove the harmful subject matter from this “re-orientation” meeting in its entirety.
Addressing the Teacher Shortage: A Pathway to Innovation in Education
By considering and implementing Grow Your Own Teacher Apprenticeship Programs, the state can address challenges, creating a diverse pool of well-prepared educators and fostering a sustainable solution for the future.
WILL Opposes Barriers for Entrepreneurs to Cottage Food Industry
AB 897 would introduce additional barriers for entrepreneurs—a $20,000 gross sales cap on all cottage foods, positioning Wisconsin as one of the most restrictive states for cottage food producers.
WILL Wins Election Integrity Lawsuit
Judge strikes down Racine’s use of absentee voting sites which conferred partisan advantages to one party and use of election van for in-person absentee voting.
Will Releases Statement on Redistricting Ruling
The Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty (WILL) has released a statement condemning a new ruling from the Supreme Court of Wisconsin in favor of a lawsuit seeking to change Wisconsin’s Legislative Districts. WILL sees this lawsuit as an attempt to relitigate issues resolved just a year and a half ago – utilizing a new ‘left of center’ majority on the state’s highest Court.
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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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