St. Croix Valley Bar Association

06/02/2026

City Attorney James Bunker, Esq.

06/01/2026

She's SO VERY Fashionable!

Drumroll 🥁 please! We are proud to introduce judge #1 for the third annual uptown Uptown Animals - An animal fashion show and fundraiser! Liz Moe

04/28/2026

03/14/2026

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03/14/2026

Another reason to visit Madison, our State Capitol

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02/26/2026

As protests continue on campus, Ohio State students are being urged to follow legal guidelines from Moritz College of Law to understand their rights and reduce the risk of arrest.

So far, four protests have taken place on campus this semester. The majority focused on the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement increasing its crackdown on immigration and one condemned Ohio State’s refusal of removing Les Wexner’s name on campus.

At one protest in January, two students were arrested at a demonstration opposing the U.S. Customs and Border Protection’s presence at the College of Arts and Sciences Career Fair, per prior Lantern reporting.

Read more at thelantern.com

https://www.thelantern.com/2026/02/know-your-rights-legal-advice-for-avoiding-arrest-during-on-campus-protests/

📸: Daniel Bush | Campus Photo Editor
✍️: Dalina Houangvilay

02/10/2026

In remarks to the House of Delegates at the 2026 ABA Midyear Meeting in San Antonio, President Michelle A. Behnke stood firm on the ABA’s commitment to the rule of law, diversity and inclusion, and protecting the judiciary.

“We cannot give up on our beliefs, our core values and our mission,” she said. “The American Bar Association will continue to use its position to advocate for the legal profession and the judiciary. We will fight for the rule of law both at home and around the world. And we will not abandon our commitment to diversity, equity and inclusion.”
https://bit.ly/4qmG5dF

02/09/2026

Wisconsin’s Court of Appeals operates mostly behind the scenes. Its elections are drawing growing attention and money.

Recent races in the Waukesha-based District 2 have topped $1 million in spending, reflecting increasingly intense competition between conservative and liberal interests in the Milwaukee suburbs.

The latest race to replace Presiding Judge Lisa Neubauer shifted in January when candidate Christine Hansen was disqualified after her husband notarized her declaration of candidacy, which violates state law. Barring a write-in campaign, attorney Anthony LoCoco is expected to run unopposed in the officially nonpartisan April 7 election.

The moment underscores how even lower-profile judicial races are becoming more expensive and more closely watched.

Read the full reporting from Wisconsin Watch:
https://wisconsinwatch.org/2026/02/wisconsin-appeals-court-election-spending-record-candidate-ballot-expensive-campaign/

By Larry Sandler for Wisconsin Watch
Photo by Jack Kelly Wisconsin Watch

02/06/2026

Helpful information about the roll of local law enforcement relative to federal immigration enforcement activities from the Hudson Police Department and The City of Hudson - Begin at 7:29

02/05/2026

CCAP is introducing a redesigned public search experience for the Wisconsin Supreme Court and Court of Appeals website. Details https://www.wicourts.gov/news/thirdbranch/jan26/wscca.htm.

New features include:
✅Case information pages now include links to related circuit court cases, if publicly accessible.
✅Case information pages more clearly display a table of available documents associated with the case.
✅The Case History section is now separated into past events and upcoming events.