Court Hears SEIU Arguments Relating to Legislative Role in Litigation
On Monday, the Wisconsin Supreme Court heard oral arguments in SEIU v. Vos. The case challenges the constitutionality of 2017 […]
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On Monday, the Wisconsin Supreme Court heard oral arguments in SEIU v. Vos. The case challenges the constitutionality of 2017 […]
On August 1, the Wisconsin Legislature filed suit against Wisconsin Attorney General Josh Kaul to enforce compliance with 2017 Act […]
On Feb. 21, the Democratic Party of Wisconsin (DPW) sued GOP legislative leaders in another attempt to quash the lame-duck laws. This is the fourth challenge brought against legislation passed and signed into law by outgoing Gov. Walker after the November 2018 elections.
February 15, 2019. Three lawsuits currently challenge the validity of the legislation passed in the November 2018 Extraordinary Session. These extraordinary session laws, also referred to as the “lame-duck legislation,” are being challenged on procedural and substantive grounds for moving authority currently in the executive branch and placing it in the legislative branch.