Wisconsin Supreme Court justices question enforcing 1849 law as an abortion ban
Several of the Wisconsin Supreme Court liberal justices appeared opposed to the enforcement of a 174-year old law when it comes to abortion during oral arguments Monday in a high-profile case meant to clarify law in the state.
A shortage of lawyers hampers access to the courts, especially for rural Wisconsin residents, the Wisconsin Supreme Court’s ...
A Wisconsin attorney argued to the state supreme court Monday why a 175-year-old abortion ban should be reinstated after the ...
A conservative prosecutor’s attorney struggled Monday to persuade the Wisconsin Supreme Court to reactivate the state’s ...
MADISON − The future of abortion access in Wisconsin is now in the hands of the Wisconsin Supreme Court. The liberal-leaning ...
The ban stood until 1973, when the U.S. Supreme Court's landmark Roe v. Wade decision legalizing abortion nationwide ...
Both the Republican and the Democratic parties scored key victories on Tuesday that they will try to build on as they shift the focus to state races.
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Their losses would have been greater without rulings that protected campaign spending as political free speech.
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