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Wisconsin Supreme Court

The highest court in the U.S. state of Wisconsin

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Jan 18, 2026
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How have courts treated provider‑initiated scans for CSAM under the Fourth Amendment and what changes are pending?

Federal courts have largely allowed private, provider‑initiated automated scans for child sexual abuse material (CSAM) to proceed without a warrant under the “private search” doctrine, but recent appe...

Feb 3, 2026

Wisconsin NCII laws

currently enforces post‑employment non‑compete covenants only when they are tied to protecting legitimate employer interests and are reasonable in time and geographic scope under Wis. Stat. § 103.465 ...

Jan 15, 2026

When do hash matches to known CSAM allow law enforcement to proceed without a warrant, and how have courts ruled on the private-search doctrine?

Hash-value matches to known CSAM can sometimes give police probable cause but do not automatically eliminate Fourth Amendment requirements; courts are divided on whether a provider’s automated hash ma...

Dec 14, 2025

How have Koch-backed spending and messaging influenced specific legislation or court cases recently?

Koch-linked groups have spent tens of millions on lobbying, advertising and legal strategy to shape legislation and high‑court cases—examples include a $20m AFP effort backing Trump tax-cut extensions...

Nov 29, 2025

Did Elon Musk authorize payments to Wisconsin voters for voting in recent elections?

Elon Musk and affiliated groups publicly offered and in some cases paid money to Wisconsin voters surrounding the 2025 state Supreme Court race: his PAC offered $100 to sign a petition and Musk later ...

Nov 20, 2025

What did state and federal courts rule about challenges to the 2020 election results?

Courts at both the state and federal level overwhelmingly rejected legal efforts to overturn or invalidate the certified result of the 2020 presidential election, dismissing many claims for lack of ev...

Nov 2, 2025

Can the Texas Legislature be taken to court over redistricting decisions made before 2025?

Courts can and have been used to challenge Texas redistricting decisions made before 2025: multiple federal lawsuits contest mid‑decade maps, and one consolidated case seeks orders to block the state’...