Our Perspective: On July 30, Gov. Evers issued a new coronavirus emergency declaration, Executive Order #82, accompanied by Emergency Order #1, that requires everyone in Wisconsin to wear a mask indoors starting on August 1.
Showing remarkable flexibility, the governor will allow you to remove your mask while eating or drinking. Snarkiness aside, this order is not likely to be challenged; or if so, not successfully. Here’s why.

WSBU v. Brennan & Bartlett v. Evers both involve challenges to gubernatorial vetoes. The court dismissed WSBU v. Brennan, but in Bartlett v. Evers declared 4 of the 5 challenged vetoes unconstitutional.

With COVID-19 cancelling law school commencements and placing even the July bar exam in jeopardy, the Wisconsin Supreme Court has […]

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.

Wisconsin Attorney General Josh Kaul announced a new procedure for promulgating attorney general opinions.

Rulemaking plays a critical role in protecting the rights of the regulated community by providing notice, consistency, and opportunity for comment..