WI Supreme Court Accepts Anderson v. Town of Newbold
The Wisconsin Supreme Court accepted three new cases, including Anderson v. Town of Newbold (2018AP547) which challenges a town’s use of subdivision authority to limit shoreline property rights.
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The Wisconsin Supreme Court accepted three new cases, including Anderson v. Town of Newbold (2018AP547) which challenges a town’s use of subdivision authority to limit shoreline property rights.
In 2018, the Wisconsin Legislature passed Act 369 which allows the Wisconsin legislature to intervene in ongoing legal cases. But over a year after litigation landed Act 369 before the Wisconsin Supreme Court, there is still no ruling on whether intervention violates separation of powers.
The Wisconsin Supreme Court declared a judge’s Facebook friendship with a litigant an “appearance of bias” in violation of due process after a judge accepted a Facebook friend request from the mother in a custody dispute before rendering a decision.
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Incumbent Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice Dan Kelly and Dane County Judge Jill Karofsky emerged the victors in the three-way primary […]
With two Supreme Court orders and 22 party filings on legislative intervention alone, it can get a bit confusing. So, let’s recap the last three months.