Department of Justice Archives · The Badger Herald

Oct 20, 2023

Domestic Violence Awareness Month brings UW survivor support systems to light

Events throughout October raise awareness of dating norms, campus survivor services

Capitol, Madison, State Capitol, Carroll St,

Feb 1, 2023

Lame duck laws prioritize political gains over system of checks and balances

Amid series of lawsuits, conservative legislature presses forward in restricting executive powers

Oct 2, 2022

Police officer shortage amid violent crime crisis demands law enforcement reform

Reallocation of funding, responsibilities would alleviate officer workload, benefit communities

Feb 8, 2022

Black man shot, injured by state officers during arrest in Madison

Quadren L. Wilson was shot at least five times in his back while unarmed

Oct 18, 2021

Department of Justice that rarely punishes police officers adds Rusten Sheskey to list

After shooting Jacob Blake in back seven times last summer, Sheskey won't face any criminal charges for his actions

Mar 29, 2021

Jacob Blake files lawsuit against Kenosha Police Department

Blake says Kenosha officer violated Fourth Amendment rights in lawsuit

Sep 8, 2020

Senator Kamala Harris visits Jacob Blake’s family in Kenosha

Harris encouraged Blake's family to take care of themselves and use their voices

Jul 14, 2020

Wisconsin joins lawsuit against ICE regulations on international students, UW supports litigation

'This unlawful policy pressures colleges and universities to provide in-person instruction regardless of whether it’s safe to do so,' Wisconsin attorney general says

Apr 18, 2019

Former U.S. attorney general talks criminal justice reform

America needs to rethink how it handles nonviolent offenders, former U.S. Attorney General Alberto Gonzales says

Apr 2, 2019

Department of Justice

Domestic Violence Awareness Month brings UW survivor support systems to light

Events throughout October raise awareness of dating norms, campus survivor services

Lame duck laws prioritize political gains over system of checks and balances

Amid series of lawsuits, conservative legislature presses forward in restricting executive powers

Police officer shortage amid violent crime crisis demands law enforcement reform

Reallocation of funding, responsibilities would alleviate officer workload, benefit communities

Black man shot, injured by state officers during arrest in Madison

Quadren L. Wilson was shot at least five times in his back while unarmed

Department of Justice that rarely punishes police officers adds Rusten Sheskey to list

After shooting Jacob Blake in back seven times last summer, Sheskey won't face any criminal charges for his actions

Jacob Blake files lawsuit against Kenosha Police Department

Blake says Kenosha officer violated Fourth Amendment rights in lawsuit

Senator Kamala Harris visits Jacob Blake’s family in Kenosha

Harris encouraged Blake's family to take care of themselves and use their voices

Wisconsin joins lawsuit against ICE regulations on international students, UW supports litigation

'This unlawful policy pressures colleges and universities to provide in-person instruction regardless of whether it’s safe to do so,' Wisconsin attorney general says

Former U.S. attorney general talks criminal justice reform

America needs to rethink how it handles nonviolent offenders, former U.S. Attorney General Alberto Gonzales says

Nondisclosure agreements do not belong in Wisconsin’s Department of Justice

Attorney General Josh Kaul ended the harmful, chilling practice to silence First Amendment rights last month