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Your Right to Know: Decision To Reopen Court Conferences To Public Was A Good Move

For first time since 2012, public can can watch court consider administrative changes.

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Reopening Wisconsin Supreme Court discussions was good idea

Open administrative conferences give the public insight into the work of the court and the basis for its decisions on rules petitions

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Christa Westerberg: Reopening court discussions was a good idea

Christa Westerberg: Reopening court discussions was a good idea
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Your Right to Know: Reopening court discussions a good idea

By Christa Westerberg On Oct. 9, 2023, the Wisconsin Supreme Court held a lively, 35-minute discussion on whether to allow the deletion of certain

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Eviction records will no longer be available online for longer than two years

The Wisconsin Supreme Court voted earlier this month to limit the length of time eviction records can be kept online from 20 years to two years in cases without a money judgment, Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service reports.

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