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1 Year Later: Religious-themed Valentines STILL Cannot Be Freely Distributed at Tech College
WILL produces new video showing Polly innocently handing out Valentines, files for summary judgment
The Story: On Valentine’s Day 2018, officials at ...
WILL SUES DPI FOR EMBARGOED ESSA DOCUMENTS
Documents would shine light on whether DPI is illegally implementing ESSA
The News: On Thursday, February 7, 2019, WILL sued the Wisconsin Department of ...
Associated Press | WILL Sues In Defense of Wedding Barns
WILL's lawsuit in defense of Wisconsin wedding barns earned widespread attention in state and national media. The Associated Press reported:
Attorneys for ...
WILL Releases K-12 Education Reform Agenda
Detailed policy roadmap shows how state can improve student outcomes
The Problem: Wisconsin's K-12 education system is not working. Reading and math ...
WILL Welcomes Mary Stitt & Don Daugherty to Team
Prominent conservative fundraiser and litigator increase strength of organization
The Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty is pleased to announce it
WILL Welcomes Mary Stitt & Don Daugherty to Team
Prominent conservative fundraiser and litigator increase strength of organization
The Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty is pleased to announce it
Facts and Tweets for National School Choice Week
81,000 students in Wisconsin benefit from school choice
The News: January 20-26 marks National School Choice Week, a week-long celebration of the progress ...
WILL Sues Evers Administration to Protect Wedding Barns
Asks judge to protect economic freedom, remove uncertainty
The News: WILL Attorneys Lucas Vebber and Anthony LoCoco, on behalf of two wedding barn owners, ...