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Bi-Weekly Newsletter of the State Bar of Wisconsin
August
2022
Volume
14
Number
14

Features

Public Schools Face Hurdle in Regulating Expression Related to Guns

Recent federal court decisions counsel caution when attempting to regulate student expression related to firearms.

On the Road Again: OWI Law and Electric Bikes and Scooters

Electronic bikes and scooters are more popular than ever. Though foolish and risky both to the driver and the public, riding an electric bike or scooter on a public road while under the influence does not appear to violate Wisconsin OWI laws.

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How Can You Make Your Appeals More Appealing? Judge Donald Shares Tips

How can attorneys make their appeals be a bit more appealing? Judge Joseph Donald of the Wisconsin Court of Appeals shares tips.

Become a Leader: Apply for the G. Lane Ware Leadership Academy

If you're looking to grow your network, hone your skills, and become a leader in the legal profession, apply for a spot in the G. Lane Ware Leadership Academy, says Kristen Hardy, a 2016 graduate who is now a State Bar leader.

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