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John Gross: Ryan Borgwardt Could Be Charged With Misdemeanor Obstruction for Faking His DeathWWJ.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 ...
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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
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John Gross on Possible Criminal Charges to Ryan Borgwardt For Faking His Own Death
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Bryna Godar Comments on the Lawsuit Over Meagan Wolfe’s Expired Appointment
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John Gross Discusses Utah Police Tactic of Ramming Wrong-Way Drivers
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Alta Charo Comments on the Ethics of Self-Experimentation in Science
Washington Post
Erin Barbato Comments on the Potential Changes to Immigration and Deportation Policies
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Torey Dolan Discusses History, Current Role of Native Americans in Modern Political Landscape
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Anuj Desai on the Legality of Billboard Put Up by Conservative Group in Madison
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Ion Meyn Comments on Former MPS Board Member Aisha Carr's Defense
Fox 6 News Milwaukee
Dan Tokaji Discusses Voting Lawsuits Filed Ahead of Election Day
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Lisa Washington Receives 2024 Dukeminier Award
Lisa Washington is the recipient of a 2024 Dukeminier Award for her essay “Weaponizing Fear,” published in The Yale Law Journal Forum . The Williams Institute’s Dukeminier Awards acknowledge the best law review articles conce ...
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Michael Richman Discusses No Credit Check Loans
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Texas lawmakers hear testimony supporting death row inmate Robert Roberson. Keith Findley comments.
CNN
John Gross: Felons Are Barred from Many Jobs; President Should Be One of Them
The Fulcrum
Judge reaffirms protections for youths in state’s juvenile prison. Zoe Engberg discusses.
Milwaukee NNS
Andrew Turner '08 Named Assistant Dean for Academic Enhancement Program
Andrew Turner '08, co-director of Legal Analysis, Advocacy, and Writing, has been named assistant dean for the Academic Enhancement Program (AEP). Andrew Turner Turner started Aug. 26, succeeding Assistant Dean Moji Olaniyan; she ...
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Erin Barbato On Political Asylum in the United States
PBS Wisconsin
Steven Wright Comments on Challenges of Prison-Based Civil Rights Cases
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Investigation Finds Police Chase Tactic Can Turn Deadly; John Gross Comments
San Francisco Chronicle
Madison: A climate haven? Sumudu Atapattu discusses.
WORT
Cary Bloodworth on How Wisconsin Parents Can Request Their Child's Law Enforcement Records
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Cecelia Klingele Shares Faith at UW-Madison
Madison Catholic Herald
What is Final-Five Voting and What Could It Mean for Wisconsin? Nathan Atkinson Comments
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Bree Grossi Wilde: Amendments 'Perpetuate a Misimpression That Noncitizens Are Voting'
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UW introduces Free Expression module on protest rights. Anuj Desai discusses.
The Badger Herald
Peter Carstensen, Experts Say AI Could Fuel Price Fixing in Agriculture
Competition Policy International
Biden's 'parole in place' program for undocumented immigrants is on pause. Erin Barbato discusses.
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Peter Carstensen Talks about Agri-Stats Case on Ruled By Reason Podcast
American Antitrust Institute
BJ Ard Comments on Fair Use in Dispute over Campaign Ad
Wisconsin Public Radio
John Gross: Chrystul Kizer Verdict Exposes Immense Pressure to Plead Guilty
Wisconsin State Journal
Anuj Desai, Dan Tokaji in UW-Madison Freedom of Expression Videos
The Cap Times
Steph Tai: PFAS' Regulatory Scrutiny Here to Stay Despite Legal Challenges
Law.com
Emeritus Professor June Miller Weisberger Blanchard, 93, Dies
June Miller Weisberger Blanchard , a prominent family and labor law scholar who taught at University Law School from 1974 to 1994, died Aug. 3, 2024, at her home in Skokie, Illinois; she was 93. June Miller Weisberger Blanch ...
Investigate Midwest
Heinz Klug Among 11 Fulbright U.S. Scholars for 2024–25
UW-Madison News
D'Vontaye Mitchell death: What comes next? John Gross discusses.
Fox 6 Milwaukee
Howard Schweber On How An Obscure Federal Law Could Be Used To Ban Abortion Nationwide
The Cap Times
New immigration policy creates pathway to citizenship for undocumented immigrants. Erin Barbato comments.
The Badger Herald
Steven Wright on The Crisis In Wisconsin’s Prisons
WORT
Biden Admin’s aggressive antitrust action could bring lower prices, Peter Carstensen says.
Wasau Pilot and Review
UW–Madison, Tribal Partners Launch Collaborative Effort to Support Native American Foodways
UW-Madison News
Group alleges discrimination after being denied service at Waunakee business. Anuj Desai discusses.
WMTV 15
John Gross Talks About Use of Deadly Force after San Francisco Police Shooting
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