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Bi-Weekly Newsletter of the State Bar of Wisconsin
October
2013
Volume
5
Number
19

Features

Criminal Procedure Code: Overhaul in the Works, Key Players Explain

Oct. 2, 2013 – An overhaul of Wisconsin's Criminal Procedure Code is taking shape through a comprehensive bill that is 20 years in the making but just recently introduced. In this article, Wisconsin Judicial Council attorney April Southwick and U.W. Law Professor David Schultz, who helped draft the bill, explain the major provisions.

Social Media Snooping: Bill Limits Access to Personal Internet Accounts

Oct. 2, 2013 – Some employers and colleges have reportedly screened and monitored the social media activity of employees and students by requiring access to personal accounts. However, a proposed state bill would halt that practice, landlords included.

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Beyond the Practice of Law: Don’t Lose Sight of Happiness

Oct. 2, 2013 – In this video, Madison attorney Jeff Scott Olson talks about living a happy life, even if you are a lawyer. A plaintiff civil rights lawyer, Olson says, “It’s hard to be a happy person on a day-to-day basis if the only thing you have in your life is participation in the legal system.” Read more to find out about Olson’s secret to happiness.

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