One month after pledge, Evers shows no progress on government transparency
The News: It has been one month since Governor Tony Evers’ administration pledged to “better present accurate information about public records to the public." Evers’ promise came in response to a WILL report, released ...
Evers’ administration is dysfunctional and disorganized, threatens to move Wisconsin backwards on transparency.
The News: A review of the open government practices of Governor Tony Evers, Lt. Governor Mandela Barnes, and various state agencies by the Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty ...
Evers’ administration is dysfunctional and disorganized, threatens to move Wisconsin backwards on transparency.
The News: A review of the open government practices of Governor Tony Evers, Lt. Governor Mandela Barnes, and various state agencies by the Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty ...
WILL amicus brief argued law requires public officials to provide electronic records upon request.
The News: Today, the Wisconsin Court of Appeals ruled that when a record request specifically asks for documents in electronic format, the record custodian must provide those records in ...
Hearing cancelled, WILL attorneys reviewing the documents
The News: As a result of WILL’s open records lawsuit, the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction (DPI) has turned over documents pertaining to the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA). There is no longer a hearing before Dane County ...
Covering our lawsuit against Wisconsin State Representative Jonathan Brostoff, the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel writes:
Taxpayers will pay about $2,000 in legal fees for a Democratic lawmaker who tried to charge a conservative group thousands of dollars for copies of his emails that it sought ...