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Police chases are killing more and more Americans. John Gross comments.San Francisco Chronicle
Abortion is in the courts in Wisconsin. Howard Schweber discusses what to expect.
PBS Wisconsin
Bonnie Shucha, Michael Williams 3L on Increasing Tribal Judicial Transparency
Native American Calling
Adam Stevenson Discusses Trump and Biden Documents Investigations
Wisconsin Public Radio
Michael Richman Discusses Business Credit Cards
WalletHub
Republicans Pass Gov. Tony Evers' Legislative Maps; Rob Yablon Comments
Cap Times
Erin Barbato on Asylum and Parole
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
John Gross on Why You Can be Jailed For 'Failure to Pay' in Wisconsin
Wisconsin Public Radio
Sarah Orr on How Different Legislative Proposals Could Help Payday Loan Borrowers
Wisconsin Public Radio
Lawsuit Seeks to Declare Trump Ineligible for Wisconsin Ballot; Howard Schweber Comments
CBS 58
Judge Under Investigation for Jailing Man Over Dispute With Courthouse Employee; John Gross Comments
Wisconsin Watch
PFAS Lawsuits Involve Complex Science and Law; Steph Tai Discusses
Wisconsin Public Radio
Bipartisan Bills Aim to Reform Payday Lending; Sarah Orr Comments
Wisconsin Public Radio
Firing UW-La Crosse Chancellor Not a Violation of Free Speech, First Amendment Experts Say
Wisconsin State Journal
Wisconsin's Legislative maps ruled unconstitutional by state Supreme Court. Rob Yablon discusses.
CBS 58
Republicans likely to take Wisconsin gerrymandering case back to the U.S. Supreme Court. Rob Yablon comments.
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
What's next after the Wisconsin Supreme Court threw out the state's district maps? Rob Yablon comments.
Channel 3000
John Gross: If law school can't solve the shortage of public defenders, what can?
Public Defenseless Podcast
Sunil Rao Discusses Resources to Investigate Wage Theft
WisBar News
Rob Yablon on Redrawing Wisconsin's Voting Maps
CBS 58
Celebrating the Life and Career of Ralph Cagle '74
WisBar News
Cary Bloodworth: A Law Clinic Model for Preventive Legal Advocacy
American Bar Association
The Chicken Tycoons vs. the Antitrust Hawks; Peter Carstensen Comments
The New York Times
Sumudu Atapattu to Speak on Virtual Panel About Health Effects of Climate Change
Wisconsin Public Radio
Sumudu Atapattu Discusses Upcoming United Nations Climate Change Conference
WORT
Steph Tai Comments on New Farm Bill
Spectrum News 1
Lisa Washington's 'Survived & Coerced' Significant Contribution to the Literature
Jotwell
Howard Schweber Wins Alliant Award
UW-Madison News
WI Has One of the Highest Incarceration Rates for Black Residents; Cecelia Klingele Comments
Green Bay Press Gazette
Alta Charo Discusses Pros and Cons of Human Genetic Modification
The Week
Dane Co. Receives Funding to Expand Drug Treatment Court Program; Ion Meyn Comments
The Daily Cardinal
Yaron Nili on Why Director Independence Matters, and How Boards Can Ensure It
Fortune
Jennifer Binkley on Pro Bono: Why and How to Make Time For It
State Bar of Wisconsin
Nate Atkinson: Reducing Corporate Fines Often Penalizes Rather Than Protects the Public
Pro Market
Ion Meyn Discusses Covenants, Redlining and Black Homeownership in Wisconsin
PBS Wisconsin
Mark Sidel Discusses Recent Arrests of Climate Leaders in Vietnam
VOA News
Franciska Coleman on the Anatomy of Cancel Culture
Arizona PBS
Michael Richman on Balance Transfers
Wallet Hub
John Gross Breaks Down Factors Into Armed Suspect Coming to Capitol Twice
NBC 15
Legal Deck Stacked Against Parents Falsely Accused of Murdering Children; Keith Findley Comments
KTNV
David Schwartz Discusses Legal Challenges Over Pronoun Policies Nationwide
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
In Memoriam: Alan Weisbard
Wisconsin State Journal
Jenny Zook on Insurance Law Resources
State Bar of Wisconsin
John Gross on Why Halderson's Attorney Files No Merit Report: 'The evidence was so substantial'
WKOW
UW Law Emeritus Professor Frank Tuerkheimer Dies
Frank Tuerkheimer , University of Wisconsin Law School emeritus professor who served as an associate special prosecutor for the Watergate scandal, died Sept. 16, 2023, in Madison; he was 84. Tuerkheimer, who graduated from New York University ...
Ryan Poe-Gavlinski has been named the inaugural deputy director of University of Wisconsin Law School’s Economic Justice Institute (EJI). “Being named deputy director of EJI means a lot to me as it shows that our administration a ...
Madison 365
Yablon, Clinger Doubt Impeachment Threat Will Fly
Madison.com
Erin Barbato: Young Adults Who Age Out of Parents’ Visas 'Left in Limbo'
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Grace Kube Discusses Eviction Records
The Cap Times
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