The biennial state budget process for 2023-25 has concluded, with Governor Evers signing the budget, but not without issuing 51 partial vetoes. These vetoes included several significant actions that left…
New Legislative Roadmap Lays the Groundwork for “Colorblind” Policies in Wisconsin and Across America The News: The Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty (WILL) has launched the “Equality for All…
A Survey of Racially Discriminatory Laws, Programs, and Policies in Wisconsin Executive Summary The United States Supreme Court recently decided that colleges and universities may no longer use race…
While the Governor’s decision to veto a tax cut for millions of Wisconsinites yesterday has garnered the most attention, slightly under the radar has been another partial veto that the…
The News: Representing another legal victory for the Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty (WILL), attorneys representing Public Health of Madison and Dane County (PHMDC) have dropped their case against…
Landmark Ruling Demands Equal Treatment: Colleges and Universities Must Immediately Dismantle Affirmative Action and Similar Discriminatory Policies The News: The Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty (WILL) released a statement praising…
Unanimous SCOWIS ruling saves taxpayers in Buchanan nearly $1 million per year, and the precedent will protect taxpayers across Wisconsin for years to come The News: The Supreme Court of Wisconsin…
Case Name: Sun Prairie Area School District Title IX Controversy Type of Case: Constitutional rights Current Status: OCR Complaint filed with the United States Department of Education Office for Civil Rights WILL…
Position: Associate Counsel Virtual Office or In-Person in Milwaukee, WI About the Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty The Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty is a law and…
Introduction School choice in Wisconsin is undergoing some exciting changes. With the likely passage of increased funding for the state’s voucher programs, participating schools will be on firmer financial footing…
Ameillia Wedward