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Amy is a legal fellow in the Meese Center for Legal and Judicial Studies. Felon-in-possession cases will continue to present very real and pressing questions about the parameters of Heller’s “presumptively lawful” dicta. NSA Digital Archive / Getty Images
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In January, the Wisconsin Supreme Court upheld the constitutionality of a state statute permanently banning felons from possessing firearms.
The majority concluded that Wisconsin’s statute is substantially related to the government’s important interest in addressing gun violence.[
The Wisconsin Supreme Court has now joined a growing list of courts applying intermediate scrutiny to uphold lifetime bans on gun possession for non-violent felons.
Willow Bowen has had her short story published.
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A student at an academy in Weston has written a short story that has been published in a book.
Willow Bowen, a year seven student at Broadoak Academy, wrote her story The Monster Under My Bed during the first lockdown and entered it into an online story writing competition run by Mentoring Writers.
Willow’s spooky story sees the main character woken suddenly one night by a strange sound. They convince themselves that it is nothing, or is it? The suspense and tension builds as events unfold, leading to a dramatic climax.
EP police sued
EAST PALESTINE An East Palestine woman charged with obstructing official justice and resisting arrest is suing two East Palestine officers, the chief and the police department for an incident in February 2020.
Betsy L. Theodore, 452 Alice St., East Palestine, is suing officers Matthew Elser and William Milliken III, as well as Chief James Brown III and the East Palestine Police Department for assault, false arrest and malicious prosecution.
Theodore was charged with obstruction of justice and resisting arrest Feb. 9, 2020 after allegedly lying to officers about the identity of Travis Mosti, 38, who had a warrant out of Jefferson County. Both charges are second-degree misdemeanors and Theodore pleaded innocent at her arraignment Feb. 10, 2020. A jury trial is scheduled for Feb. 18, 2021 on the charges.
Wisconsin Supreme Court denies Morgan Geyser s petition to review her case in the 2014 Slender Man stabbing Christopher Kuhagen, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
As one woman in the Slender Man stabbing case looks to be released in the coming weeks, the other s hope for a change in her sentence appears to have hit a final roadblock after her latest petition was denied by the state Supreme Court.
Morgan Geyser, who was committed to 40 years to a secure mental health facility after nearly stabbing her friend to death in 2014 in Waukesha, had looked to take her case to the state s highest court system to argue different aspects of her case.