Implied consent laws set dangerous precedent for abuse of power
Wisconsin needs to lower number of DUIs, but violation of Fourth Amendment not the right course of action
Experts weigh potential impact of Kavanaugh confirmation on November election
Polling suggests Kavanaugh's ascension to Supreme Court may have closed ‘enthusiasm gap’ between Republicans, Democrats
Eighteen UW professors signed petition against Kavanaugh days before confirmation
Two UW law professors said they were surprised, concerned about Kavanaugh confirmation to Supreme Court
Lawyer pay raise initiative seeks support ahead of Supreme Court hearing
UW law professor Michele LaVigne called lawyer's low pay 'sheer craziness'
Political advertising which targets child victims is not informative, it’s outrageous
Ad campaign slandering Dallet's action against child abuse unethical, incredibly harmful to those involved
Dallet victory brings hopes of blue wave for Wisconsin Democrats
Election review leaves Democrats speculating about Blue state
The Badger Herald Editorial Board endorses Rebecca Dallet for Supreme Court
Dallet's commitment to objectivity makes her an ideal justice, especially without an abundance of outside special interests, influences
Crisis Pregnancy Centers destroy female bodily autonomy
California law regulating information provided by centers step in right direction, likely won't survive Supreme Court
Eventual Supreme Court case ruling central to eventual fight against Act 10
Should the Supreme Court rule in favor of Mark Janus, Act 10 could finally be deemed unconstitutional
Supreme Court elections inevitably induce political agendas
In election designed to appoint objective voice, Supreme Court candidates are troublingly forced to present partisan agendas
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