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Greg Wiercioch: 'If They Are Convinced That David Wood Is the Desert Serial Killer, Then Let’s Test'KVIA.com
Greg Wiercioch Criticizes Texas' Handling of David Wood's Case
Austin Chronicle
Greg Wiercioch on Denied DNA Testing Request in David Wood's Case
Texas Observer
Greg Wiercioch: 'David Wood is Innocent'
El Paso Matters
Greg Wiercioch: Death Sentence Based on Circumstantial Evidence
USA Today
Peter Carstensen on Price-Fixing by Rental Companies
CBS 58
Accused Serial Killer's Lawyers, Led By Greg Wiercioch, Hope To Halt Execution
The Marshall Project
Ion Meyn and Adam Stevenson on Proposed Closure of Green Bay Correctional Institution
The Badger Herald
Nyamagaga Gondwe Explains Tax Rule Changes
Snopes
Genevieve Zook: How to Find Filings on EDGAR, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission's Database
State Bar of Wisconsin
Robert Yablon Discusses the Wisconsin Supreme Court Race
The Daily Cardinal
Miriam Seifter Speaks on the Role of the Supreme Court in State Politics
WUWM
Bryna Godar Explains Why Elections Commission Administrator Was Reappointed
The Badger Herald
Bree Grossi Wilde Comments on Bill To Move Lawsuits Out of Dane County
Wisconsin Examiner
Bryna Godar Comments on Ethics Complaint Filed Against Judge Schimel
WUWM
Sumudu Atapattu: "People are already moving to Wisconsin because of climate change"
The Badger Herald
John Gross Comments on Police Shooting of Fitchburg Man
WMTV
John Gross: Laken Riley Act "Ends the Presumption of Innocence for Non-Citizens"
The Hill
John Gross Weighs in on Laken Riley Act
WMTV
Derek Clinger Explains Citizen-Led Referendums
WUWM
Emeritus Professor Richard Bilder Dies
Richard Bilder , who served for more than 50 years as a University of Wisconsin Law School professor and renowned international law scholar, died Jan. 18, 2025, in Madison; he was 97. Bilder was an expert in international and foreign rela ...
UW Law School NewsWisconsin Watch
Erin Barbato: Trump Executive Order Leaves Refugees 'In Limbo Again'
Wisconsin Public Radio
Bryna Godar on Wisconsin's Divided Government Ongoing Power Struggles
Wisconsin Public Radio
Rachel Burg Discusses the Wisconsin Innocence Project's $1.5M Grant
Wisconsin Public Radio
Rachel Burg Discusses the $1.5M Grant to Innocence Project and Its Applications
The Cap Times
Governor Evers wants citizen referenda. Representative Vos says no. Derek Clinger explains.
WORT
Kristopher Turner Discusses How AI May Affect the Judicial System and How To Manage It
State Bar of Wisconsin
Rachel Burg on Use of Modern DNA Technologies to Investigate Wrongful Convictions
WORT
Wisconsin Innocence Project Receives $1.5 Million Grant
The Wisconsin Innocence Project (WIP) has received a $1.5 million federal grant to investigate cases that could benefit from recent advancements in DNA testing. The Wisconsin Innocence Project, a legal clinic at University of Wisconsin Law ...
UW Law School NewsWUNC
Cecelia Klingele Comments on Extended Periods of Supervision Following Prison Release
Baldwin Bulletin
Bryna Godar Comments on Referendums in Wisconsin
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Steph Tai Comments on Insurance Companies Clarifying PFAS Exclusions in Policy Coverage
Wisconsin Public Radio
Christopher Lau on Wisconsin Innocence Project Client Manuel Cucuta's Legal Battle
WORT
Bryna Godar On Present, Future of Abortion Rulings in Wisconsin Supreme Court
WUWM 89.7 FM
Bryna Godar Discusses the Current Act 10 Litigation and Likely Outcomes
WUWM 89.7 FM
Bonnie Shucha Predicts How AI Will Shape Law School Curriculums in the Future
The National Law Review
Christopher Lau: Wisconsin Innocence Project Victories Point To Systemic Problems in Justice System
Heartland Signal
Bryna Godar on Discrepancy Between State, Federal Law on Casting Electoral College Votes
Winsconsin Watch
Rebecca Scheller, Dan Tokaji on Success of the Wisconsin Tribal Educational Promise Program
The Cap Times
Bryna Godar on an Act 10 Reversal and the Politics of Appeal
PBS Wisconsin
John Gross: Ryan Borgwardt Could Be Charged With Misdemeanor Obstruction for Faking His Death
WWJ.950
Wisconsin Innocence Project Client Manuel Cucuta Released After 27 Years in Prison
Wisconsin Innocence Project Co-Director Christopher Lau (left) and Manuel Cucuta on Nov. 26, 2024, upon Cucuta's release from prison. Photo by Alyssa Lentz. MILWAUKEE, Nov. 26, 2024 – The Wisconsin Innocence Project (WIP) is proud ...
UW Law NewsThe Badger Herald
John Gross on the Potential Charges Ryan Borgwardt Might Face After Faking His Own Death
Fond du Lac Reporter
Miriam Seifter on the Rising Tide of State Constitutional Law Courses
Daily Journal
John Gross Comments on Complaint Against Former Justice Michael Gableman
Chanel 3000
John Gross on Possible Criminal Charges to Ryan Borgwardt For Faking His Own Death
WMTV 15 News
Bryna Godar Comments on the Lawsuit Over Meagan Wolfe’s Expired Appointment
News Break
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