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The sorry state of the post office letter

By Victor Forberger
August 27, 2026

There has been much discussion/litigation about the post office and election ballots of late. And, changes in postmark practices mean that the mailing date on untracked mail is no longer accurate. But, something more fundamental with mail delivery…

Legal History Blog

Teaching for Research

By mitrasharafilegalhistoryblog-blogspot-com
August 20, 2026
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When I started working on my second book,
Fear of the False: Forensic Science and the Law of Crime in Colonial South Asia, I created a course to help my research. Specifically, I designed an
undergraduate Legal Studies/History course…

WisBar Court Review

Supreme Court: Competency to Stand Trial and Dangerousness Separate

By Jay D. Jerde
August 17, 2026
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Aug. 17, 2026 – Whether a statutory proceeding to restore competency to trial also could authorize involuntary medication for dangerousness resulted in the Wisconsin Supreme Court holding 6-1 in

State v. N.K.B.
, 2026 WI 22, that the proceedings are…

Althouse

"In the exhilarating case of Madison, it’s important to pursue the frenzy, merge with the frenzy, ingest the frenzy."

By Ann Althouse
August 16, 2026

“The frenzy beckons along State Street, the central nervous system of the city and the 50,000-strong university, with main quadrangle Bascom Hill at the end opposite the state Capitol. The frenzy churns up and down the streets and boulevards leading…

Althouse

"Madison’s independent police monitor told News 3 Now that she stands by her words after she was seen on video Tuesday saying she 'will burn this city down.'"

By Ann Althouse
August 7, 2026

Channel 3000 reports. “That comment is a metaphor,” [Aeiramique] Glass told News 3 Now during an interview Wednesday evening. “So many people have used that comment when they’re talking about whether it be fighting against injustice when something is wrong,…

Agricultural Law & Rural Practice | Solo Small Firm & General Practice Section

Choosing A Power Of Attorney For Health Care In Wisconsin

By The Law Center Staff
August 6, 2026

Choosing a power of attorney for health care is one of the most personal decisions in an estate plan. This is the person who may speak for you if illness, injury, or incapacity prevents you from making your own medical…

Agricultural Law & Rural Practice | Solo Small Firm & General Practice Section

What Is an Embryo Trust? A Guide for Intended Parents

By The Law Center Staff
August 6, 2026

IVF can create possibilities that once felt out of reach. It can also create legal questions that many people do not expect until they are already in the middle of treatment, storage forms, consent documents, medical decisions, and family planning.One…

Agricultural Law & Rural Practice | Solo Small Firm & General Practice Section

Wills vs. Trusts in Wisconsin: What Is the Difference?

By The Law Center Staff
August 6, 2026

Estate planning is not only about what happens after death. It is about giving your family direction when they may be grieving, stressed, or unsure what to do next.A will and a trust are two common estate planning tools. They…

Althouse

"It is deeply troubling to see radical, far-left candidates winning in places that are potentially presidential swing states."

By Ann Althouse
August 6, 2026

Said Jonathan Cowan, president of Third Way, a centrist Democratic group, quoted in “Moderate Democrats Prepare for ‘War’ Against an Ascendant Left/One moderate group says the progressive wins are ‘deeply troubling’ and is planning a $15 million effort against democratic…

Agricultural Law & Rural Practice | Solo Small Firm & General Practice Section

To Build Trial Lawyers, Give Young Attorneys Their Day in Court

By Jeffrey A. Muszynski
July 28, 2026
Wisconsin, like most states, has a growing shortage of skilled civil trial lawyers, especially in rural areas throughout the state. Jeffrey Muszynski discusses the steps Wisconsin is taking to address this issue and urges members of the bar to do

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