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Breaking: Secretary of State Agrees to Change Public Records Policy After Legal Action
Today, the Institute for Reforming Government, represented by attorneys at the Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty, announced it had reached a favorable settlement in a public records lawsuit against Wisconsin Secretary of State, Sarah Godlewski.
WILL Condemns New SCOWIS Ruling Allowing Drop Boxes for 2024 Election
The Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty has issued a statement strongly condemning a new ruling from the Wisconsin Supreme Court, allowing the use of drop boxes for the 2024 Election. WILL successfully sued two years ago under a different Court majority.
WILL Statement on Recent SCOWIS Decision to Consider Original Action in Planned Parenthood Abortion Case
The Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty has issued a statement after the Supreme Court of Wisconsin has agreed to hear a case from Planned Parenthood that attempts to create aconstitutional right to an abortion in Wisconsin.
Independent Study: Wisconsin Hospital Prices Out of Control
In May, RAND released the fifth iteration of their hospital price study which ranked Wisconsin as having the 5th highest hospital prices, and the most expensive professional fees in the nation. WILL examines the report and refutes the Wisconsin Hospital Association's response to it.
Door County Judge Grants Temporary Relief to Short Term Rental Owners in Sister Bay
A Door County judge has sided with the Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty and Attorney Bjorn Johnson and issued a temporary injunction against the Village of Sister Bay. The injunction will allow Captains Cottage LLC to resume short-term rentals while the Village considers their appeal.
Amid Financial Scandals, MPS to Delay Carmen Charter Eviction
The Milwaukee Public School Board indicated that they will delay their plans to evict two Carmen Charter Schools campuses from their buildings until October 2024. The Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty and other education advocates have previously stated that evicting the charter school would be bad for students and Milwaukee taxpayers alike.
WILL Prepares Legal Challenge Against Wisconsin School District for Financial Mismanagement
The Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty has prepared a legal action against the Marinette School District for unlawfully wasting taxpayer dollars on an unused, vacant school building that is no longer operational.
Door County Village Cutting Short Term Renting Options Ahead of the Summer
The Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty and Attorney Bjorn Johnson have filed a lawsuitagainst the Village of Sister Bay on behalf of their clients Captains Cottage LLC for unlawfully refusing to issue Captains Cottage a permit to rent the property.
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United States Supreme Court Rules for Homeowners and Against EPA
On March 21, 2012 the Supreme Court issued its opinion in Sackett v. Environmental Protection Agency (No. 10-1062). Over the government’s objections, the ...
Court Allows Defendant Another Chance to Challenge One-Day Sentence
In a unanimous opinion by Chief Justice Abrahamson, the Wisconsin Supreme Court decided that a man convicted of misdemeanor theft and sentenced to one day ...
Wisconsin Supreme Court Punts on Question of US DOJ Attorney Practicing in State Court
One of the many casualties of the 2008 securities market collapse was Ambac Assurance Corp., a firm involved with those complex transactions we hear so ...
Wisconsin Supreme Court Says No to Guano!
In a 5-2 decision authored by Justice Ziegler, the Wisconsin Supreme Court determined that a homeowner’s insurance policy excluded coverage for bat guano, ...
Wisconsin Supreme Court Digest
The Wisconsin Supreme Court released one new opinion last week – MBS-Certified Public Accountants, LLC v. Wisconsin Bell Inc. d/b/a AT & T Wisconsin, ...
Wisconsin Supreme Court Digest
The Wisconsin Supreme Court released one new opinion last week – Zwiefelhofer v. Town of Cooks Valley, authored by Chief Justice ...
Wisconsin Supreme Court Digest
The Wisconsin Supreme Court released three new opinions last week, including its first non-unanimous opinion of the 2011-12 term. The first two are ...
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