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Evers v. Marklein (2025 WI 36): Wisconsin Supreme Court Abolishes the Legislative Veto over Administrative Rules 1 Introduction Case name: Tony Evers v. Howard Marklein Court: Supreme Court of...
State v. Stetzer (2025 WI 34): Continuous Applicability of the Coercion Defence and Admissibility of Personal-History Evidence in Assessing Reasonableness Introduction In State v. Joan L. Stetzer,...
From Suspension to Automatic Revocation: The Wisconsin Supreme Court’s New Standard for Prosecutorial Sexual Misconduct Office of Lawyer Regulation v. Daniel P. Steffen, 2025 WI 31 1. Introduction...
“One Incident – One Sentence, Many Verdicts”: State v. McAdory and the Revival Power of Wis. Stat. § 346.63(1)(c) I. Introduction State v. Carl Lee McAdory, 2025 WI 30, is the Wisconsin Supreme...
“Continuous Coercion” & the Role of Personal History: State v. Joan L. Stetzer, 2025 WI 34 – New Parameters for Wisconsin’s Coercion Defense 1. Introduction On 3 July 2025 the Wisconsin Supreme Court...
Wisconsin DOC v. Hayes: Supreme Court Clarifies “Good-Cause” Threshold for Hearsay at Probation-Revocation Hearings Introduction In State ex rel. Wisconsin Department of Corrections, Division of...
Implied-Repeal-by-Substitution: Wisconsin Supreme Court Dispenses with the 1849 Abortion Ban in Josh Kaul v. Urmanski (2025 WI 32) 1. Introduction The Wisconsin Supreme Court’s decision in Josh Kaul...
Retroactive License Revocation for Prosecutorial Sexual Misconduct: A Commentary on Office of Lawyer Regulation v. Daniel P. Steffen, 2025 WI 31 1. Introduction Office of Lawyer Regulation v. Daniel...
“One Case, One Conviction … Eventually” – State v. McAdory and the Reinstatement Power under Wis. Stat. § 346.63(1)(c) Introduction State v. Carl Lee McAdory, 2025 WI 30, presented the Supreme Court...
Statutory History as an Intrinsic Aid: Service Employees International Union Healthcare Wisconsin v. Wisconsin Employment Relations Commission (2025 WI 29) Introduction In Service Employees...
State v. Luis A. Ramirez (2025 WI 28): Wisconsin Supreme Court Abolishes the “Cavalier Disregard” Standard and Re-Aligns Speedy-Trial Analysis with Barker Citation: 2025 WI 28, Supreme Court of...
Abrogation of the “Cavalier Disregard” Standard in Wisconsin’s Speedy-Trial Jurisprudence A Comprehensive Commentary on State v. Luis A. Ramirez, 2025 WI 28 1. Introduction State v. Ramirez presented...
The Reinforced “Four-Corners” Doctrine: Wisconsin Supreme Court Re-limits the Governor’s Partial-Veto Power Commentary on Wisconsin State Legislature v. Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction,...
“Improvidently Granted” Dismissals Must Be Explained: The Wisconsin Supreme Court’s Continuing Debate in Scot Van Oudenhoven v. Wisconsin Department of Justice, 2025 WI 25 1. Introduction The...
Transparency in “Improvidently Granted” Dismissals: Van Oudenhoven v. Wisconsin Department of Justice Introduction In Scot Van Oudenhoven v. Wisconsin Department of Justice, 2025 WI 25, the Wisconsin...
“Merits-Blind” Class Certification in Wisconsin – Commentary on Nicole McDaniel v. Wisconsin Department of Corrections, 2025 WI 24 I. Introduction The Supreme Court of Wisconsin’s decision in Nicole...
Guidance ≠ Rule: The Wisconsin Supreme Court Clarifies that DNR May Enforce the Spills Law Without Substance-Specific Rulemaking 1. Introduction In Wisconsin Manufacturers and Commerce, Inc. v....
“The Kaul Doctrine” – Exclusive Executive Authority to Settle Civil-Enforcement and Agency-Directed Litigation 1. Introduction On 17 June 2025 the Wisconsin Supreme Court delivered a unanimous...
“From Vouching to Variables” – State v. Molde Recognizes Purely Statistical Evidence on False Reporting as Permissible Expert Testimony 1. Introduction State v. Jobert L. Molde, 2025 WI 21, presented...
No Presumed Confidentiality in Remote Hearings: The Wisconsin Supreme Court’s Ruling in State v. Kordell L. Grady (2025 WI 22) Key Holding: During remote or hybrid court proceedings, a circuit court...