Crime & Safety

Swing Justice Brian Hagedorn gives little indication of his leaning in the state case. Simultaneously, a judge dismisses president’s federal lawsuit.

The effort to toss 221,000 votes in Milwaukee and Dane counties was rejected by a lower court Friday morning.

President Donald Trump gets handed yet another loss in his war on the election.

Judge Brett Ludwig, a Trump appointee, notes the president filed no complaints about the system prior to Election Day—which he lost.

Hagedorn bases arguments on the 1919 Legislature not being specific about school-closing powers. Karofsky says schools are not closed if made virtual for safety.

Hagedorn joins progressives in calling the case “a dangerous path we are being asked to tread.”

Conservative Justice Hagedorn joins progressives in telling the president he must follow the regular path through lower courts first.

Coronavirus safeguards issued by local and state governments have been targeted by conservatives since the early weeks of the pandemic.

What you need to know about two lawsuits—and a likely third one from the Trump campaign—that want to invalidate your legally cast vote.