Caleb Gerbitz

[Caleb Gerbitz @CalebGerbitz]

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[Caleb Gerbitz @CalebGerbitz]

Why is the court of appeals taking so long to decide cases? It's a question I'm often asked, so I set out to find some answers. Head over to my Substack for some light statistical analysis and one possible theory to explain what's going on.
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Just in time for the April 1 election, affirmative action arrives at the Wisconsin Supreme Court. https://t.co/1EPrTTuQkh

[Caleb Gerbitz @CalebGerbitz]

Check out my latest Substack post on the Wisconsin Supreme Court's recent decision in Morway v. Morway.

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The Wisconsin Supreme Court issued its first published decision of the year on Friday. Check out my write-up on Substack: https://t.co/vCvxMJcjJC

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Wisconsin Supreme Court oral argument schedule for February

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The Wisconsin Supreme Court revised its January oral argument calendar, swapping out two criminal cases and adding Evers v. Marklein, in which the court will consider the constitutionality of legislative review of administrative rules.

[Caleb Gerbitz @CalebGerbitz]

Wisconsin regulation requiring a license to sell certain homemade goods does not violate the Equal Protection Clause. That's the holding from District I of the Wisconsin Court of Appeals in a decision issued this morning and recommended for publication. https://t.co/klMEgKIBAE

[Caleb Gerbitz @CalebGerbitz]

Here's the Wisconsin Supreme Court's oral argument calendar for January 2025.
WMC v. DNR deals with DNR's authority to regulate PFAS under the Spill Law.
Hubbard v. Neuman involves a patient's failure-to-inform claim against a physician.

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New Appellate Approach post this morning: https://t.co/MJrevAb7Xq

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The Wisconsin Supreme Court's December oral argument calendar was released today. Two cases. WMC v. DNR involves Wisconsin's Spills Law and PFAS.

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The Wisconsin Supreme Court this morning issued an order agreeing to review the constitutionality of JCRAR's power to review administrative rules. Briefs will be completed in mid-December, which means this will likely be heard in early 2025. https://t.co/plewo0rP9G

[Caleb Gerbitz @CalebGerbitz]

R.I.P. to Wisconsin's business court pilot program (2017-2024). The Wisconsin Supreme Court voted 4-3 not to extend the business court through 2026.
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For those looking, here's the opinion (complete with a brand new opinion style template from the supreme court) https://t.co/rS25XyA9r0

[JR Ross @jrrosswrites]

NEWS: Wisconsin Supreme Court dismisses @RobertKennedyJr lawsuit seeking to get off state presidential ballot, according to online court records.

Story TK.

[Caleb Gerbitz @CalebGerbitz]

Here's the Wisconsin Supreme Court's November oral argument schedule.
Curiously, it appears the court is hearing only one of the two cases involving Wisconsin's abortion ban (Kaul v. Urmanski).
WEC v. LeMahieu is a fight over whether WEC must appoint a new administrator.

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In a new appeal, the Wisconsin DOJ challenges the constitutionality of a law which permits the legislature to intervene in cases challenging the validity of a statute. https://t.co/wdRblg9Sh2

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At long last, Wisconsin's 2020 redistricting saga has reached its conclusion. The Wisconsin Supreme Court yesterday dismissed the Clarke case in light of the legislature's adoption of new maps.

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Here's the order granting review in WMC v. DNR, the case challenging DNR's interpretation of Wisconsin's Spills Law as enabling it to regulate emerging contaminants. https://t.co/NIGDfcC9HM

[Caleb Gerbitz @CalebGerbitz]

Here's the SCOW court order granting bypass to hear the dispute over whether the Wisconsin Elections Commission must select a new administrator. https://t.co/8BzpXMy1av

[Scott Bauer @sbauerAP]

Breaking:

Green Party presidential candidate Jill Stein will remain on the ballot in the crucial swing state of Wisconsin after the state Supreme Court decided on Monday not to hear a Democratic challenge seeking to oust her.

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