Wisconsin Supreme Court grants review of Evers’ partial veto action
The court’s Oct. 19 order required petitioners to file briefs with the court within 40 days, after which respondents must file briefs within 30 days.
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Abrahamson Legacy Includes Division and Discord on State’s Highest Court
Abahamson’s legacy undeniably coincides with a period of diminished stature and collegiality on Wisconsin’s highest court.
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Wisconsin Supreme Court: State schools superintendent must get governor’s approval for new policies
“Given that the DPI has generally been a captive of the educational establishment and hostile to school choice, this decision is a huge victory for Wisconsin’s kids.”
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Wisconsin Supreme Court Ruling Big Win For GOP-Led Legislature, Rebuke Of Evers’ Political Haste
The Supreme Court’s conservative majority notes that the appeals process has just begun but that the legislature has made a compelling argument.
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Wisconsin Supreme Court Restores 82 Extraordinary Session Confirmed Appointments
“The letter of March 22, 2019 from Governor Evers to Jeff Renk, Chief Clerk of the Wisconsin Senate, was of no legal effect and will remain so for the duration of this appeal.”
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WILL Files Brief in Defense of Extraordinary Session Laws
The Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty (WILL) filed an amicus brief on Tuesday with the Wisconsin Supreme Court in defense of the laws passed in the extraordinary session last December.
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Neubauer Concedes, Hagedorn Claims Victory
Appeals Court Judge Lisa Neubauer announced Wednesday she would not be seeking a recount in the Wisconsin Supreme Court race which she lost on April 2 to fellow Appeals Court Judge Brian Hagedorn.
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Hagedorn: Recount wouldn’t make sense at this point
“No recount in history, in recent American history since we’ve been doing modern voting over the last couple of decades, has seen 6,000 votes. You’re lucky if you get 1,000,” Hagedorn said.
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Wisconsin’s 2019 Supreme Court Election Is 4th Closest Race in State History
The 2019 election will still go down in the record books as one of the most closely decided races for the office in Wisconsin Supreme Court history.
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A Quick Look at the Recount Odds
If the Neubauer campaign chooses to ask for a recount, it will almost certainly be throwing good money after bad.
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