Archive: 2015

It’s good to get away and see new and different places. And it’s good to get back.

The court of appeals issued an unpublished, but citeable case today. Why isn’t this decision recommended for publication?

A recent article by my friend, Linda Ravdin, is an excellent primer on the subject of prenups.

Where is the line between a spouse having a degenerative disease but still being able to consent – or not?

An amendment to the Wisconsin Constitution regarding the method of determining the chief justice of the court.

An article in the NY Daily News where a judge is allowing a husband to be served with divorce papers on Facebook.

John Oliver’s Last Week Tonight segment on about judicial elections is a must watch! He makes all the relevant points, and with great humor. Much thanks to the Rev. David Lick (Hi David!) for forwarding this link to me in response to my post earlier today.

A good example of why electing judges is such a bad system.

Tina Dahle was found in violation of 55 counts of professional misconduct and her license was suspended. What does it take for the Wisconsin SC to revoke an attorney’s license?

Counts included two criminal convictions, one of them a felony. Amazingly, that did not result in a revocation of attorney’s license.