With Act 10 Decision Pending, State Republicans Introduce Bill to Reform Courts
Lawmakers aim to end delays in the implementation of new laws after previous rulings have held up Act 10 legislation.
State lawmakers frustrated with appropriately passed legislation pending in local courts before being enacted have introduced a bill to reform the state's court system. Rep. David Craig (R-Town of Vernon) and Sen. Glenn Grothman (R-West Bend), along with Rep. Al Ott and Sen. Leah Vukmir, introduced legislation on Monday to reform the state’s court system by allowing injunctions on state statute to receive an expedited review by a higher court. “Both job creators and residents of our state have grown increasingly confused with the status of our state laws when a single local judge stops the statewide enforcement of statutes passed by the duly elected legislature and duly elected Governor,” state Rep. Craig in a release. “This legislation …
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TOM
6:31 pm on Wednesday, April 17, 2013
I would say it's a way to get the UNION mind set from a court that is supposed to be nueteral . It is trying to help the majority rule again. more ›