Wis. Supreme Court Will Not Revisit Collective Bargaining Law

July 6, 2012

Court won’t re-open union law case

English: Members of the Service Employees International Union march towards the Wisconsin State Capitol in protest of Governor Scott Walker’s collective bargaining restriction on unions. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

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MADISON — The state Supreme Court won’t reconsider a lawsuit challenging Gov. Scott Walker’s collective bargaining law.

Dane County District Attorney Ismael Ozanne argued Republicans violated the open meetings law during debate on the measure. The Supreme Court ruled in June 2011 the law stands.

Ozanne in December asked the court to reconsider the case. He argued the Michael, Best & Friedrich law firm both defended the law and gave Justice Michael Gableman free legal help in the past, raising questions of impropriety.

Read more at The La Crosse Tribune.

WUPN: The people in Wisconsin have spoken and now the Wisconsin Supreme Court has spoken. For all the protesting last year, collective bargaining in Wisconsin public sector unions is done.