Rick Esenberg on Supreme Court Election Decision
WILL President and General Counsel Rick Esenberg reacted to a Wisconsin Supreme Court decision to enjoin an executive order issued by Governor Tony Evers to ban in-person voting and delay the [...]
Liberty vs Safety: Pandemic Response Raises Tough Legal Questions
In light of the coronavirus pandemic and the unprecedented steps taken by state and local officials, WILL President and General Counsel Rick Esenberg dives into the tough legal questions provoked [...]
#KeepYourPromise Governor Evers
One month after pledge, Evers shows no progress on government transparency The News: It has been one month since Governor Tony Evers’ administration pledged to “better present accurate [...]
WILL Sues Evers at Wisconsin Supreme Court Over Budget Vetoes
Original action asks Supreme Court to rein in, limit partial vetoes The News: The Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty, on behalf of three Wisconsin taxpayers, filed an original action Wednesday [...]
Healthcare Myth Busters: Fact-checking the Legislature
BREAKING: “Free” money isn’t free The News: WILL is issuing a Healthcare Myth Busters report as the Wisconsin state budget hits the final stretch (hopefully). For months, [...]
Myth Busters III: Fact-checking the Legislature on School Choice
Assault on school choice leads to inaccurate statements In the News: With the Assembly scheduled to vote on the state budget tomorrow, it is the ideal time to release WILL’s annual report [...]
WILL Policy Brief: A Deep Dive into Governor Evers’ K-12 Budget Proposal
Today WILL is releasing “A Deep Dive into Governor Evers’ K-12 Budget Proposal” that goes through nearly every single education proposal in Evers’ budget while utilizing new research as well as [...]
WILL Polls Critical Education Policy Questions in Wisconsin
Statewide poll finds low support for Evers’ attack on school choice The News: With K-12 education policy taking center stage in Wisconsin, the Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty (WILL) [...]
STUDY: K-12 Spending Increases Unlikely to Result in Student Success
New analysis on K-12 spending raises questions about student impact The News: Last month, Governor Tony Evers proposed $1.4 billion in additional spending on K-12 education in Wisconsin. This [...]
Governor Evers Agrees With WILL on Legal Status of Wedding Barns
Evers administration pledges to interpret law as previously practiced The News: A day after the Wisconsin Department of Justice responded to WILL’s lawsuit in a way that dodged critical questions [...]