Justice Chris Taylor was formally welcomed to the Wisconsin Supreme Court during an investiture ceremony held at the Monona Terrace in Madison. Read more about the ceremony, the administration of the oath of office, and Justice Taylor’s path to the state’s highest court.
The Wisconsin Supreme Court's Justice on Wheels program is returning this fall, bringing oral arguments to Chippewa Falls and giving students and the public a chance to see the state's highest court in action.
Judge Anthony F. LoCoco began serving on the Wisconsin Court of Appeals on Aug. 1. Learn more about his professional background and his new role representing District II.
Judge Lazar brings prior experience overseeing Waukesha County’s criminal and juvenile divisions to her new role, following a change in Judge Gundrum’s responsibilities.
Chief Judge Carl Ashley has been selected by his fellow chief judges to lead the Wisconsin Committee of Chief Judges. Learn more about the statewide role and the experience he brings to the committee.
Judge Patricia Baker brings experience from the bench, court administration, private practice, and prosecution to her new leadership role in District Nine, succeeding Judge Ann Knox-Bauer after four years as chief judge.
Milwaukee County’s newest judicial appointees bring backgrounds spanning legal aid, appellate advocacy, prosecution, public defense, law enforcement, and civilian oversight. Learn more about Malinda Eskra and Jay Pucek.
Chief Justice Karofsky discusses her path to public service, the responsibilities that come with leading Wisconsin’s courts, and the issues she sees as important to the judicial branch and the communities it serves.
Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice Rebecca Frank Dallet addressed hundreds of high school students from across Wisconsin during the Badger Boys State inaugural assembly June 18 at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire. Justice Dallet also administered the oath of office to students elected to statewide positions.
Badger Boys State is a weeklong civic leadership program in which students create their own city, county, and state governments. Participants campaign for office, hold elections, and work together to govern their communities while learning about citizenship, public service, and the responsibilities of government.
Justice Susan Crawford delivered remarks at the Dane County Sheriff’s Office officer graduation on August 14.
Seventeen new circuit court judges gathered in Madison for an orientation focused on the nuts and bolts of taking the bench, while also connecting with judges from across the state.
September is Juror Appreciation Month in Wisconsin, a time to recognize jurors for their service and help the public better understand the importance of jury service.
The Wisconsin Court System has compiled resources that courts, clerks of circuit court, counties, employers, schools, and community partners can use throughout the month. The materials include ideas for recognizing jurors, educating the public, and sharing information about the role jurors play in Wisconsin’s justice system.
The resources are available on the Wisconsin Court System website.
“Shirley for Justice” introduces young readers to former Chief Justice Shirley S. Abrahamson’s path from a childhood experience with a library card to a historic career on the Wisconsin Supreme Court.
This month’s issue continues our feature celebrating Wisconsin Court System employees for their years of service. Click to find out who is celebrating an anniversary this month.
The Wisconsin Court System regularly highlights opportunities for skilled professionals to support the work of our courts. Each month, we feature positions available statewide. Click here to explore current openings and learn more about career opportunities across Wisconsin’s courts.
Sadly, we have recently lost a respected member of Wisconsin’s judicial community. Learn more about the life and legacy of Benjamin Proctor.
