February 09, 2012
By Kirsten Adshead | Wisconsin Reporter MADISON — The loss, Rabbi Isaac Serotta said, came with a lesson. “If I learned something from the process, it is how important the vote of one single justice can be,” Serotta, formerly of Milwaukee, who now resides in Illinois, wrote in an email to Wisconsin Reporter on Wednesday. [...]
Tags: county, court, Dane, judge, Kloppenburg, Prosser, recall, shopping, Supreme, Waukesha
February 08, 2012
By Andrew Thomason | Illinois Statehouse News SPRINGFIELD — Lawmakers are working to erase a state prohibition on recording police in public that carries the same penalties as trafficking in drugs.
Tags: Cook, cops, county, eavesdropping, illinois, Nekritz, Police, recording
February 02, 2012
Still waiting official ruling from state’s highest court By Eric Boehm | PA Independent HARRISBURG — Michele Vaughn remembered getting the call about an hour before the Chester County Democratic Committee held its endorsement meeting last Wednesday.
Tags: 2012, Blair, Cambria, Chester, county, election, house, Monroe, Montgomery, redistricting, Scavello, Senate, State
January 30, 2012
By Eric Boehm | PA Independent
HARRISBURG — As Pennsylvania embarks on uncharted political territory, Republicans want to correct the unconstitutional parts of the new state House and Senate maps before the primary election.
Tags: Castille, court, house, Pennsylvania, redistricting, Senate, State, Supreme
January 23, 2012
By Scott Reeder | Illinois Statehouse News SPRINGFIELD — It is time for Illinois courts to become more transparent by allowing cameras into courtrooms, Illinois Chief Justice Thomas Kilbride told Illinois Statehouse News in an exclusive interview. On Tuesday, the state Supreme Court is expected to announce it will allow trial court proceedings to be filmed and tape [...]