Richard Teigen v. Wisconsin Elections Commission
Appeal Number 2022AP000091
Supreme Court
CASE HISTORY
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Status
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Court
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Filing Date
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Anticipated Due Date
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Activity
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OCCD
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SC
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11-29-2023
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Fee Paid
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Comment: Receipt No: 23R 002941
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OCCD
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SC
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10-26-2022
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Remittitur
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OCCD
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SC
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08-08-2022
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Letter/Correspondence
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Comment: Cover Letter to Response to Motion for Reconsideration
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OCCD
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SC
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07-28-2022
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Motion for Reconsideration
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Filed By: Douglas Poland
Submit Date: 8-8-2022 Decision: (D) Deny Decision Date: 9-20-2022 ORD that the motion for reconsideration is denied, with costs. Motion Response Filed By: Douglas Poland Submit Date: 8-8-2022 Motion Response Filed By: Luke Berg Submit Date: 8-8-2022 Motion Response Filed By: Jeffrey Mandell Submit Date: 9-1-2022 Comment: Motion for Reconsideration and Memorandum of Law in Support of Motion for Reconsideration; timely; Response to Motion for Reconsideration; Citation of Supplemental Authorities in Support of Motion for Reconsideration |
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OCCD
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SC
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07-28-2022
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Certificate of Service
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Comment: Certificate of Service of Motion for Reconsideration
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SC
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07-28-2022
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Letter/Correspondence
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Comment: Cover Letter to Motion for Reconsideration
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OCCD
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SC
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07-08-2022
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Cites
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403 Wis. 2d 607
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SC
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07-08-2022
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Cites
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976 N.W.2d 519
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OCCD
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SC
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07-08-2022
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Judge Panel: Roggensack, Bradley, Ziegler, Bradley, Dallet, Hagedorn, Karofsky
Opinion: Opinion Decision: Affirmed Pages: 53 Written by: Bradley, Rebecca Grassl Bradley, Rebecca Grassl Wrote Concurring Opinion 17 pages. Ziegler, Annette K. Joined Concurring Opinion Roggensack, Patience Drake Joined Concurring Opinion Hagedorn, Brian K. Wrote Concurring Opinion 35 pages. Bradley, Ann Walsh Wrote Dissenting Opinion 19 pages. Dallet, Rebecca F. Joined Dissenting Opinion Karofsky, Jill Joined Dissenting Opinion Order Text: The judgment and order of the Circuit Court is affirmed. Comment: Opinion/Decision - Supreme Court |
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OCCD
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SC
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07-07-2022
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Public Domain Citation
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Comment: PDC No: 2022 WI 64
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OCCD
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SC
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04-13-2022
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Oral Argument
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Comment: 1st case, 8:30 a.m. (in the Capitol Hearing Room); 45 minutes per side, per 03-28-2022 Order. Jeffrey A. Mandell for Intervenors-Defendants-Appellants. Charles G. Curtis for Intervenor-Defendant-Co-Appellant. Steven C. Kilpatrick for Defendant-Co-Appellant. Richard M. Esenberg for Plaintiffs-Respondents-Petitioners. James R. Troupis for Amicus Curiae.
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OCCD
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SC
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04-04-2022
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Response
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Comment: Senator Johnson is to inform the court by email to the clerk of this court at clerk@wicourts.gov, no later than 4:00 p.m. on April 4, 2022, whether the parties are or are not willing to cede any argument time - per 03-28-2022 Order Response from Senator Johnson RE Oral Argument
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OCCD
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SC
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04-01-2022
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Briefs Received At State Law Library
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OCCD
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SC
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03-30-2022
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Brief of Amicus Curiae
Brief of Amicus Curiae (League of Wisconsin Municipalities) |
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Filed By: Claire Silverman
Comment: League of Wisconsin Municipalities |
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OCCD
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SC
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03-28-2022
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Brief of Amicus Curiae
Brief of Amicus Curiae (Republican National Committee, et al.) |
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Filed By: Kurt Goehre
Comment: Republican National Committee et al. |
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OCCD
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SC
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03-28-2022
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Brief of Amicus Curiae
Brief of Amicus Curiae (True the Vote) |
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Filed By: Michael Dean
Comment: True the Vote, Inc. Separate appendix. |
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OCCD
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SC
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03-28-2022
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Brief of Amicus Curiae
Brief of Amicus Curiae (Honest Elections Project) |
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Filed By: Matthew Fernholz
Comment: Honest Elections Project |
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OCCD
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SC
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03-28-2022
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Brief of Amicus Curiae
Brief of Amicus Curiae (Senator Ron Johnson) |
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Filed By: James Troupis
Comment: Senator Ron Johnson |
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OCCD
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SC
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03-28-2022
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Court Order
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CONTINUED.... 2/2
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that True the Votes motion for leave to file a non-party brief amicus curiae is granted and the accompanying brief is accepted for filing; and IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the Republican National Committee et al.s motion for leave to file a non-party brief amicus curiae is granted and the accompanying brief is accepted for filing; and IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the League of Wisconsin Municipalities motion for leave to file a non-party brief amicus curiae is granted. Twenty-two copies of the brief shall be filed on or before March 30, 2022. In light of the oral argument scheduled on April 13, 2022, requests for briefing extensions will be viewed with disfavor; and IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the joint motion to allot 45 minutes or oral argument time per side is granted. REBECCA GRASSL BRADLEY, J. concurs. JILL J. KAROFSKY, J. concurs in part, dissents in part. Justices ANN WALSH BRADLEY and REBECCA FRANK DALLET join Justice Karofsky's concurrence/dissent. Comment: 03-28-2022 Order |
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OCCD
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SC
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03-28-2022
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Court Order
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IT IS ORDERED that Senator Ron Johnsons motion for leave to file a non-party brief amicus curiae is granted and the accompanying brief is accepted for filing; and
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that Senator Ron Johnson's motion for oral argument time is denied. Amici are generally not granted oral argument time in addition to the argument time allotted to the parties, but amici are generally allowed to speak at oral argument if any party cedes time. Senator Johnson is directed to ask the parties if they would be willing to cede any oral argument time to him. Senator Johnson is further directed to inform the court by email to the clerk of this court at clerk@wicourts.gov, no later than 4:00 p.m. on April 4, 2022, whether the parties are or are not willing to cede any argument time; and IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the motions admitting Attorneys Cameron T. Norris, James P. McGlone and James Bopp, Jr., pro hac vice, are granted. A copy of Supreme Court Rule (SCR) 10.03(4), setting forth the requirements for attorneys appearing pro hac vice, is attached to the moving parties' copies of this order; and IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that Honest Elections Project's motion for leave to file a non-party brief is granted. Twenty-two copies of the brief shall be filed on or before March 30, 2022. In light of the oral argument scheduled on April 13, 2022, requests for briefing extensions will be viewed with disfavor; and CONTINUED.... 1/2 |
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OCCD
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SC
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03-25-2022
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Motion for Miscellaneous Relief
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Filed By: Scott Thompson
Submit Date: 3-25-2022 Decision: (G) Grant Decision Date: 3-28-2022 IT IS ORDERED that Senator Ron Johnsons motion for leave to file a non-party brief amicus curiae is granted and the accompanying brief is accepted for filing; and IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that Senator Ron Johnson's motion for oral argument time is denied. Amici are generally not granted oral argument time in addition to the argument time allotted to the parties, but amici are generally allowed to speak at oral argument if any party cedes time. Senator Johnson is directed to ask the parties if they would be willing to cede any oral argument time to him. Senator Johnson is further directed to inform the court by email to the clerk of this court at clerk@wicourts.gov, no later than 4:00 p.m. on April 4, 2022, whether the parties are or are not willing to cede any argument time; and IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the motions admitting Attorneys Cameron T. Norris, James P. McGlone and James Bopp, Jr., pro hac vice, are granted. A copy of Supreme Court Rule (SCR) 10.03(4), setting forth the requirements for attorneys appearing pro hac vice, is attached to the moving parties' copies of this order; and IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that Honest Elections Project's motion for leave to file a non-party brief is granted. Twenty-two copies of the brief shall be filed on or before March 30, 2022. In light of the oral argument scheduled on April 13, 2022, requests for briefing extensions will be viewed with disfavor; and IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that True the Votes motion for leave to file a non-party brief amicus curiae is granted and the accompanying brief is accepted for filing; and IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the Republican National Committee et al.s motion for leave to file a non-party brief amicus curiae is granted and the accompanying brief is accepted for filing; and IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the League of Wisconsin Municipalities motion for leave to file a non-party brief a Comment: Joint Motion for Argument Time on Behalf of Appellants, DSCC, WEC |
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OCCD
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SC
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03-23-2022
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Motion to File Amicus/Non-Party Brief
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Filed By: Claire Silverman
Submit Date: 3-23-2022 Decision: (G) Grant Decision Date: 3-28-2022 IT IS ORDERED that Senator Ron Johnsons motion for leave to file a non-party brief amicus curiae is granted and the accompanying brief is accepted for filing; and IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that Senator Ron Johnson's motion for oral argument time is denied. Amici are generally not granted oral argument time in addition to the argument time allotted to the parties, but amici are generally allowed to speak at oral argument if any party cedes time. Senator Johnson is directed to ask the parties if they would be willing to cede any oral argument time to him. Senator Johnson is further directed to inform the court by email to the clerk of this court at clerk@wicourts.gov, no later than 4:00 p.m. on April 4, 2022, whether the parties are or are not willing to cede any argument time; and IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the motions admitting Attorneys Cameron T. Norris, James P. McGlone and James Bopp, Jr., pro hac vice, are granted. A copy of Supreme Court Rule (SCR) 10.03(4), setting forth the requirements for attorneys appearing pro hac vice, is attached to the moving parties' copies of this order; and IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that Honest Elections Project's motion for leave to file a non-party brief is granted. Twenty-two copies of the brief shall be filed on or before March 30, 2022. In light of the oral argument scheduled on April 13, 2022, requests for briefing extensions will be viewed with disfavor; and IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that True the Votes motion for leave to file a non-party brief amicus curiae is granted and the accompanying brief is accepted for filing; and IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the Republican National Committee et al.s motion for leave to file a non-party brief amicus curiae is granted and the accompanying brief is accepted for filing; and IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the League of Wisconsin Municipalities motion for leave to file a non-party brief amicu Comment: League of Wisconsin Municipalities (LWM) |
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OCCD
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SC
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03-23-2022
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Motion to File Amicus/Non-Party Brief
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Filed By: Kurt Goehre
Submit Date: 3-23-2022 Decision: (G) Grant Decision Date: 3-28-2022 IT IS ORDERED that Senator Ron Johnsons motion for leave to file a non-party brief amicus curiae is granted and the accompanying brief is accepted for filing; and IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that Senator Ron Johnson's motion for oral argument time is denied. Amici are generally not granted oral argument time in addition to the argument time allotted to the parties, but amici are generally allowed to speak at oral argument if any party cedes time. Senator Johnson is directed to ask the parties if they would be willing to cede any oral argument time to him. Senator Johnson is further directed to inform the court by email to the clerk of this court at clerk@wicourts.gov, no later than 4:00 p.m. on April 4, 2022, whether the parties are or are not willing to cede any argument time; and IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the motions admitting Attorneys Cameron T. Norris, James P. McGlone and James Bopp, Jr., pro hac vice, are granted. A copy of Supreme Court Rule (SCR) 10.03(4), setting forth the requirements for attorneys appearing pro hac vice, is attached to the moving parties' copies of this order; and IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that Honest Elections Project's motion for leave to file a non-party brief is granted. Twenty-two copies of the brief shall be filed on or before March 30, 2022. In light of the oral argument scheduled on April 13, 2022, requests for briefing extensions will be viewed with disfavor; and IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that True the Votes motion for leave to file a non-party brief amicus curiae is granted and the accompanying brief is accepted for filing; and IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the Republican National Committee et al.s motion for leave to file a non-party brief amicus curiae is granted and the accompanying brief is accepted for filing; and IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the League of Wisconsin Municipalities motion for leave to file a non-party brief amicus cur Comment: Republican National Committee, National Republican Senatorial Committee, Republican Party of Wisconsin Motion to File Amicus/Non-Party Brief (Republican National Committee, National Republican Senatorial Committee, Republican Party of Wisconsin) |
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OCCD
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SC
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03-23-2022
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Certificate of Service
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Comment: Delivered with BR3 - WEC on 3/23/2022; RE Reply Brief - Supreme Court (WEC)
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OCCD
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SC
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03-23-2022
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Reply Brief-Supreme Court
Reply Brief - Supreme Court (WEC) |
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Filed By: Steven Kilpatrick
Comment: WEC |
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OCCD
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SC
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03-22-2022
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Motion to File Amicus/Non-Party Brief
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Filed By: Michael Dean
Submit Date: 3-22-2022 Decision: (G) Grant Decision Date: 3-28-2022 IT IS ORDERED that Senator Ron Johnsons motion for leave to file a non-party brief amicus curiae is granted and the accompanying brief is accepted for filing; and IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that Senator Ron Johnson's motion for oral argument time is denied. Amici are generally not granted oral argument time in addition to the argument time allotted to the parties, but amici are generally allowed to speak at oral argument if any party cedes time. Senator Johnson is directed to ask the parties if they would be willing to cede any oral argument time to him. Senator Johnson is further directed to inform the court by email to the clerk of this court at clerk@wicourts.gov, no later than 4:00 p.m. on April 4, 2022, whether the parties are or are not willing to cede any argument time; and IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the motions admitting Attorneys Cameron T. Norris, James P. McGlone and James Bopp, Jr., pro hac vice, are granted. A copy of Supreme Court Rule (SCR) 10.03(4), setting forth the requirements for attorneys appearing pro hac vice, is attached to the moving parties' copies of this order; and IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that Honest Elections Project's motion for leave to file a non-party brief is granted. Twenty-two copies of the brief shall be filed on or before March 30, 2022. In light of the oral argument scheduled on April 13, 2022, requests for briefing extensions will be viewed with disfavor; and IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that True the Votes motion for leave to file a non-party brief amicus curiae is granted and the accompanying brief is accepted for filing; and IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the Republican National Committee et al.s motion for leave to file a non-party brief amicus curiae is granted and the accompanying brief is accepted for filing; and IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the League of Wisconsin Municipalities motion for leave to file a non-party brief amicus cu Comment: True the Vote, Inc.; RESPONSE to Motion to File Amicus/Non-Party Brief (True the Vote, Inc.) - by DSCC |
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OCCD
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SC
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03-22-2022
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Motion for Pro Hac Vice status
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Filed By: Michael Dean
Submit Date: 3-22-2022 Decision: (G) Grant Decision Date: 3-28-2022 IT IS ORDERED that Senator Ron Johnsons motion for leave to file a non-party brief amicus curiae is granted and the accompanying brief is accepted for filing; and IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that Senator Ron Johnson's motion for oral argument time is denied. Amici are generally not granted oral argument time in addition to the argument time allotted to the parties, but amici are generally allowed to speak at oral argument if any party cedes time. Senator Johnson is directed to ask the parties if they would be willing to cede any oral argument time to him. Senator Johnson is further directed to inform the court by email to the clerk of this court at clerk@wicourts.gov, no later than 4:00 p.m. on April 4, 2022, whether the parties are or are not willing to cede any argument time; and IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the motions admitting Attorneys Cameron T. Norris, James P. McGlone and James Bopp, Jr., pro hac vice, are granted. A copy of Supreme Court Rule (SCR) 10.03(4), setting forth the requirements for attorneys appearing pro hac vice, is attached to the moving parties' copies of this order; and IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that Honest Elections Project's motion for leave to file a non-party brief is granted. Twenty-two copies of the brief shall be filed on or before March 30, 2022. In light of the oral argument scheduled on April 13, 2022, requests for briefing extensions will be viewed with disfavor; and IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that True the Votes motion for leave to file a non-party brief amicus curiae is granted and the accompanying brief is accepted for filing; and IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the Republican National Committee et al.s motion for leave to file a non-party brief amicus curiae is granted and the accompanying brief is accepted for filing; and IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the League of Wisconsin Municipalities motion for leave to file a non-party brief amicus cu Comment: James Bopp, Jr. |
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OCCD
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SC
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03-21-2022
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Other Papers
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Comment: Cover Letter to Reply Brief - Supreme Court (DSCC)
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OCCD
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SC
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03-21-2022
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Motion for Pro Hac Vice status
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Filed By: Matthew Fernholz
Submit Date: 3-22-2022 Decision: (G) Grant Decision Date: 3-28-2022 IT IS ORDERED that Senator Ron Johnsons motion for leave to file a non-party brief amicus curiae is granted and the accompanying brief is accepted for filing; and IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that Senator Ron Johnson's motion for oral argument time is denied. Amici are generally not granted oral argument time in addition to the argument time allotted to the parties, but amici are generally allowed to speak at oral argument if any party cedes time. Senator Johnson is directed to ask the parties if they would be willing to cede any oral argument time to him. Senator Johnson is further directed to inform the court by email to the clerk of this court at clerk@wicourts.gov, no later than 4:00 p.m. on April 4, 2022, whether the parties are or are not willing to cede any argument time; and IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the motions admitting Attorneys Cameron T. Norris, James P. McGlone and James Bopp, Jr., pro hac vice, are granted. A copy of Supreme Court Rule (SCR) 10.03(4), setting forth the requirements for attorneys appearing pro hac vice, is attached to the moving parties' copies of this order; and IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that Honest Elections Project's motion for leave to file a non-party brief is granted. Twenty-two copies of the brief shall be filed on or before March 30, 2022. In light of the oral argument scheduled on April 13, 2022, requests for briefing extensions will be viewed with disfavor; and IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that True the Votes motion for leave to file a non-party brief amicus curiae is granted and the accompanying brief is accepted for filing; and IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the Republican National Committee et al.s motion for leave to file a non-party brief amicus curiae is granted and the accompanying brief is accepted for filing; and IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the League of Wisconsin Municipalities motion for leave to file a non-party brief amicu Comment: Cameron T. Norris and James P. McGlone |
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OCCD
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SC
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03-21-2022
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Motion to File Amicus/Non-Party Brief
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Filed By: Matthew Fernholz
Submit Date: 3-22-2022 Decision: (G) Grant Decision Date: 3-28-2022 IT IS ORDERED that Senator Ron Johnsons motion for leave to file a non-party brief amicus curiae is granted and the accompanying brief is accepted for filing; and IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that Senator Ron Johnson's motion for oral argument time is denied. Amici are generally not granted oral argument time in addition to the argument time allotted to the parties, but amici are generally allowed to speak at oral argument if any party cedes time. Senator Johnson is directed to ask the parties if they would be willing to cede any oral argument time to him. Senator Johnson is further directed to inform the court by email to the clerk of this court at clerk@wicourts.gov, no later than 4:00 p.m. on April 4, 2022, whether the parties are or are not willing to cede any argument time; and IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the motions admitting Attorneys Cameron T. Norris, James P. McGlone and James Bopp, Jr., pro hac vice, are granted. A copy of Supreme Court Rule (SCR) 10.03(4), setting forth the requirements for attorneys appearing pro hac vice, is attached to the moving parties' copies of this order; and IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that Honest Elections Project's motion for leave to file a non-party brief is granted. Twenty-two copies of the brief shall be filed on or before March 30, 2022. In light of the oral argument scheduled on April 13, 2022, requests for briefing extensions will be viewed with disfavor; and IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that True the Votes motion for leave to file a non-party brief amicus curiae is granted and the accompanying brief is accepted for filing; and IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the Republican National Committee et al.s motion for leave to file a non-party brief amicus curiae is granted and the accompanying brief is accepted for filing; and IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the League of Wisconsin Municipalities motion for leave to file a non-party brief amicu Comment: Honest Elections Project |
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OCCD
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SC
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03-21-2022
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Reply Brief-Supreme Court
Reply Brief -Supreme Court (DSCC) |
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Filed By: Charles Curtis
Comment: DSCC Cover Letter to Reply Brief - Supreme Court (DSCC) (Rescanned for inclusion of Received stamp) |
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OCCD
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SC
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03-21-2022
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Reply Brief-Supreme Court
Reply Brief - Supreme Court (Appellants) |
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Filed By: Scott Thompson
Comment: Appellants |
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OCCD
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SC
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03-18-2022
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Letter/Correspondence
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Comment: Cover letter to Ron Johnson MAM & Motion to Participate in Oral Argument
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OCCD
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SC
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03-18-2022
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Motion for Miscellaneous Relief
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Filed By: James Troupis
Submit Date: 3-18-2022 Decision: (O) Other Decision Date: 3-28-2022 IT IS ORDERED that Senator Ron Johnsons motion for leave to file a non-party brief amicus curiae is granted and the accompanying brief is accepted for filing; and IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that Senator Ron Johnson's motion for oral argument time is denied. Amici are generally not granted oral argument time in addition to the argument time allotted to the parties, but amici are generally allowed to speak at oral argument if any party cedes time. Senator Johnson is directed to ask the parties if they would be willing to cede any oral argument time to him. Senator Johnson is further directed to inform the court by email to the clerk of this court at clerk@wicourts.gov, no later than 4:00 p.m. on April 4, 2022, whether the parties are or are not willing to cede any argument time; and IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the motions admitting Attorneys Cameron T. Norris, James P. McGlone and James Bopp, Jr., pro hac vice, are granted. A copy of Supreme Court Rule (SCR) 10.03(4), setting forth the requirements for attorneys appearing pro hac vice, is attached to the moving parties' copies of this order; and IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that Honest Elections Project's motion for leave to file a non-party brief is granted. Twenty-two copies of the brief shall be filed on or before March 30, 2022. In light of the oral argument scheduled on April 13, 2022, requests for briefing extensions will be viewed with disfavor; and IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that True the Votes motion for leave to file a non-party brief amicus curiae is granted and the accompanying brief is accepted for filing; and IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the Republican National Committee et al.s motion for leave to file a non-party brief amicus curiae is granted and the accompanying brief is accepted for filing; and IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the League of Wisconsin Municipalities motion for leave to file a non-party brief amicus c Comment: Motion to Participate in Oral Argument |
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OCCD
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SC
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03-18-2022
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Motion to File Amicus/Non-Party Brief
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Filed By: Joseph Voiland
Submit Date: 3-18-2022 Decision: (O) Other Decision Date: 3-28-2022 IT IS ORDERED that Senator Ron Johnsons motion for leave to file a non-party brief amicus curiae is granted and the accompanying brief is accepted for filing; and IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that Senator Ron Johnson's motion for oral argument time is denied. Amici are generally not granted oral argument time in addition to the argument time allotted to the parties, but amici are generally allowed to speak at oral argument if any party cedes time. Senator Johnson is directed to ask the parties if they would be willing to cede any oral argument time to him. Senator Johnson is further directed to inform the court by email to the clerk of this court at clerk@wicourts.gov, no later than 4:00 p.m. on April 4, 2022, whether the parties are or are not willing to cede any argument time; and IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the motions admitting Attorneys Cameron T. Norris, James P. McGlone and James Bopp, Jr., pro hac vice, are granted. A copy of Supreme Court Rule (SCR) 10.03(4), setting forth the requirements for attorneys appearing pro hac vice, is attached to the moving parties' copies of this order; and IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that Honest Elections Project's motion for leave to file a non-party brief is granted. Twenty-two copies of the brief shall be filed on or before March 30, 2022. In light of the oral argument scheduled on April 13, 2022, requests for briefing extensions will be viewed with disfavor; and IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that True the Votes motion for leave to file a non-party brief amicus curiae is granted and the accompanying brief is accepted for filing; and IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the Republican National Committee et al.s motion for leave to file a non-party brief amicus curiae is granted and the accompanying brief is accepted for filing; and IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the League of Wisconsin Municipalities motion for leave to file a non-party brief amicus Comment: Ron Johnson |
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OCCD
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SC
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03-09-2022
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Response Brief-Supreme Court
Response Brief - Supreme Court |
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Filed By: Luke Berg
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OCCD
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SC
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03-09-2022
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Supplement to Record
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Comment: ELECTRONICALLY FILED
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OCCD
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CA
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02-25-2022
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Record
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Comment: 1-21 to 171-2 ELECTRONICALLY FILED
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OCCD
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SC
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02-23-2022
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Assigned-Oral Argument
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OCCD
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SC
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02-18-2022
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Other Papers
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Comment: Amended 02-10-2022 Order, amended as to correct one word in concurrence, page 3
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OCCD
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SC
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02-17-2022
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Certificate of Filing by Mail
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Comment: BR1 from WEC - 22 copies mailed on 2/17/2022
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OCCD
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SC
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02-17-2022
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Letter/Correspondence
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Comment: Cover letter to Motion to Correct/Supplement Record
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OCCD
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SC
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02-17-2022
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Motion to Correct/Supplement Record
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Filed By: Jeffrey Mandell
Submit Date: 2-17-2022 Decision: (O) Other Decision Date: 3-3-2022 IT IS ORDERED that the motion to supplement the record is granted in part and denied in part. The motion is denied to the extent that it seeks to supplement the record with nine affidavits of municipal clerks. It is granted to the extent that it seeks to supplement the record with the February 16, 2022 memorandum issued by the Wisconsin Elections Commission; and IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that because oral argument in this matter is scheduled on April 13, 2022, the parties are directed to comply with the existing briefing schedule. Requests for briefing extensions will be viewed with disfavor and all briefs are to be filed no later than March 30, 2022. ANNETTE KINGSLAND ZIEGLER, C.J., PATIENCE DRAKE ROGGENSACK and REBECCA GRASSL BRADLEY, JJ., dissent as to the part of the order supplementing the record with the Wisconsin Elections Commission's February 16, 2022 memorandum. Motion Response Filed By: Luke Berg Submit Date: 2-28-2022 |
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OCCD
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SC
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02-17-2022
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First Brief-Supreme Court
First Brief - Supreme Court (WEC) |
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Filed By: Steven Kilpatrick
Comment: WEC. |
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OCCD
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SC
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02-17-2022
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First Brief-Supreme Court
First Brief - Supreme Court (DSCC) |
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Comment: DSCC
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OCCD
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SC
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02-17-2022
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First Brief-Supreme Court
First Brief - Supreme Court (Appellants) |
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Comment: Appellants. Separate appendix.
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OCCD
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CA
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02-15-2022
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Court Reporter's Statement-Trans.
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Court Reporter Name: (Roderick, Rose)
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OCCD
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SC
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02-08-2022
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Motion for Miscellaneous Relief
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Filed By: Jeffrey Mandell
Submit Date: 2-8-2022 Decision: (G) Grant Decision Date: 2-10-2022 IT IS ORDERED that the intervenors-defendants-appellants' motion for leave to file a reply brief is granted and the reply brief submitted with the motion is accepted for filing; and IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the emergency motion to extend the stay filed by intervenors-defendants-appellants, Disability Rights Wisconsin, Wisconsin Faith Voices for Justice, and League of Women Voters of Wisconsin, and the motion to stay the circuit court's final order filed by the defendant-co-appellant, Wisconsin Elections Commission, both motions joined by intervenor-defendant-co-appellant, Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee, are held in abeyance until further order of the court. REBECCA GRASSL BRADLEY, J. (concurring). An oft-cited maxim in the law holds that like cases should be treated alike. Consistency ensures parties are not being treated unequally based on illegitimate considerations. Of course, upon further reflection a judge may realize her prior position was in error, and might offer an explanation as simple as: The matter does not appear to me now as it appears to have appeared to me then.1 When, however, a judge does not explainor even acknowledgea shift in perspective, her inconsistency creates an appearance of partiality.2 SEE ADDITIONAL TEXT IN ORDER Comment: Motion for Leave to File Reply in Support of Expedited Motion to Extend Stay - Appellants 2/10/22 Court Order |
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OCCD
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SC
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02-08-2022
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Letter/Correspondence
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Comment: Cover Letter to Response to Motion to Stay Circuit Court's Final Order - WEC
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OCCD
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SC
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02-07-2022
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Letter/Correspondence
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Comment: Cover Letter to Response to Expedited Motion to Extend Stay - Appellants
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OCCD
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SC
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02-04-2022
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Certificate of Service
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Comment: Certificate of Service RE Motion to Stay Circuit Court's Final Order and Memorandum in Support - WEC
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OCCD
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SC
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02-04-2022
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Motion for Stay
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Filed By: Steven Kilpatrick
Submit Date: 2-4-2022 Decision: (D) Deny Decision Date: 2-11-2022 IT IS ORDERED that the motion of the intervenors-defendants-appellants, Disability Rights Wisconsin, Wisconsin Faith Voices for Justice, and League of Women Voters of Wisconsin, to extend the temporary stay ordered by the court of appeals, as joined by intervenor-defendant-co-appellant Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee, is denied; and IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the motion of the defendants-co-appellants, Wisconsin Elections Commission, to extend the stay of the circuit courts final order in this matter through the conclusion of the April 5, 2022 election, or the conclusion of all appellate proceedings, as joined by intervenor-defendant-co-appellant Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee, is also denied. JUSTICE ANN WALSH BRADLEY wrote dissent. JUSTICE REBECCA FRANK DALLET and JUSTICE JILL J. KAROFSKY joined dissent. Motion Response Filed By: Will Conley Submit Date: 2-7-2022 Motion Response Filed By: Luke Berg Submit Date: 2-8-2022 Comment: Motion to Stay Circuit Court's Final Order - WEC Memorandum in Support of Motion to Stay Circuit Court's Final Order - WEC DSCC Joinder with Expedited Motion to Extend Stay - Appellants and Motion for Stay - WEC Response to Motion to Stay Circuit Court's Final Order - WEC; Motion held in abeyance pending further order per 2/10/22 Court Order |
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OCCD
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SC
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02-02-2022
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Motion for Miscellaneous Relief
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Filed By: Scott Thompson
Submit Date: 2-2-2022 Decision: (D) Deny Decision Date: 2-11-2022 IT IS ORDERED that the motion of the intervenors-defendants-appellants, Disability Rights Wisconsin, Wisconsin Faith Voices for Justice, and League of Women Voters of Wisconsin, to extend the temporary stay ordered by the court of appeals, as joined by intervenor-defendant-co-appellant Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee, is denied; and IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the motion of the defendants-co-appellants, Wisconsin Elections Commission, to extend the stay of the circuit courts final order in this matter through the conclusion of the April 5, 2022 election, or the conclusion of all appellate proceedings, as joined by intervenor-defendant-co-appellant Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee, is also denied. JUSTICE ANN WALSH BRADLEY wrote dissent. JUSTICE REBECCA FRANK DALLET and JUSTICE JILL J. KAROFSKY joined dissent. Motion Response Filed By: Jeffrey Mandell Submit Date: 2-2-2022 Motion Response Filed By: Luke Berg Submit Date: 2-7-2022 Motion Response Filed By: Jeffrey Mandell Submit Date: 2-10-2022 Comment: Appellants' Expedited Motion to Extend Stay, and Brief in Support; **Response due no later than 12:00pm on February 7, 2022 Response to Expedited Motion to Extend Stay - Appellants; Motion held in abeyance pending further order per 2/10/22 Court Order Court Order |
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OCCD
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SC
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02-02-2022
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Motion for Clarification
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Filed By: Jeffrey Mandell
Submit Date: 2-2-2022 Decision: (G) Grant Decision Date: 2-3-2022 IT IS ORDERED that the request for clarification is granted, ex parte, and the terms of the briefing schedule are modified as follows: No later than February 17, 2022, the defendants-appellants must each file a brief in this court, join a brief filed by another defendant-appellant, or file a statement that no brief will be filed; no later than March 9, 2022, the plaintiffs-respondents must file a response brief; and no later than March 21, 2022, the defendants-appellants must each file a reply brief, join a reply brief filed by another defendant-appellant, or file a statement that no reply brief will be filed; IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the plaintiffs-respondents are directed to file a response to the emergency motion to extend the stay, no later than 12:00 p.m. on February 7, 2022; and IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the emergency motion to extend the stay is held in abeyance until further order of this court. Comment: 02-03-2022 Order |
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OCCD
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CA
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01-28-2022
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Transcript filed in Circuit Court
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OCCD
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SC
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01-28-2022
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Court Changed to Supreme Court
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OCCD
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CA
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01-28-2022
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Sua Sponte
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Filed By: Steven Kilpatrick
Submit Date: 1-28-2022 Decision: (N) No Action Decision Date: 1-31-2022 No action. Motion Response Filed By: Scott Thompson Submit Date: 1-28-2022 Motion Response Filed By: Luke Berg Submit Date: 1-28-2022 Motion Response Filed By: Will Conley Submit Date: 1-28-2022 Comment: Letters RE Scheduling Issues |
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OCCD
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CA
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01-28-2022
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Response
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Comment: All filings to SC Clerk email must have 1 original and 10 paper copies to the clerk's office on 01-28-2022 by 12 noon (see 01-26-2022 Order); original copy must bear wet signature
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OCCD
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CA
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01-28-2022
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Response
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Comment: Parties shall address by letter the scheduling issues discussed in 01-25-2022 Order
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OCCD
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SC
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01-27-2022
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Letter/Correspondence
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Comment: WEC Letter as to 2022 Statewide Elections
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OCCD
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SC
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01-27-2022
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Certificate of Filing by Mail
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Comment: WEC Certificate of Filing by Mail
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OCCD
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SC
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01-27-2022
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Letter/Correspondence
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Comment: Appellants Letter as to 2022 Statewide Elections
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OCCD
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SC
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01-27-2022
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Letter/Correspondence
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Comment: DSCC Letter as to 2022 Statewide Elections
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OCCD
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SC
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01-27-2022
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Letter/Correspondence
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Comment: Respondents Letter as to 2022 Statewide Elections
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OCCD
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SC
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01-27-2022
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Response
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Comment: All parties are directed to file a letter not to exceed five pages in length, setting forth as to each of the 2022 statewide elections, due no later than 5:00 p.m. on January 27, 2022; All filings shall be filed as an attachment in .pdf format to an email addressed to clerk@wicourts.gov (see 01-26-2022 Order)
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OCCD
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SC
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01-27-2022
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Response
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Comment: Responses to Motion to Vacate Stay and Petiton to Bypass due no later than 5:00 p.m. on January 27, 2022; All filings shall be filed as an attachment in .pdf format to an email addressed to clerk@wicourts.gov (see 01-26-2022 Order)
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OCCD
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SC
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01-27-2022
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Response
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Comment: no later than 5:00 p.m. on January 27, 2022, all parties are directed to file a letter not to exceed five pages in length, setting forth as to each of the 2022 statewide elections: (See 1/26/22 order for details)
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OCCD
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SC
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01-26-2022
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Court Order
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IT IS ORDERED the respondents are each directed to file a response to the emergency motion to vacate stay and emergency petition to bypass no later than 5:00 p.m. on January 27, 2022;
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that no later than 5:00 p.m. on January 27, 2022, all parties are directed to file a letter not to exceed five pages in length, setting forth as to each of the 2022 statewide elections: (1) the earliest date by which each county clerk may deliver ballots to all the municipal clerks in his or her county, and the date by which each county clerk must deliver ballots to all the municipal clerks in his or her county; and (2) the earliest date by which the municipal clerks may deliver absentee ballots to electors, and to military and overseas electors who have requested them, and the date by which the municipal clerks must deliver absentee ballots to electors, and to military and overseas electors who have requested them; and IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that we direct the parties to comply with the court of appeals January 25, 2022 order directing them to file letters in the court of appeals addressing scheduling issues; and IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that all filings in this matter shall be filed as an attachment in .pdf format to an email addressed to clerk@wicourts.gov. See Wis. Stat. 809.70, 809.80 and 809.81. A paper original and 10 copies of each filed document must be received by the clerk of this court by 12:00 noon of the business day following submission by email, with the document bearing the following notation on the top of the first page: "This document was previously filed via email." Comment: Court Order - January 26, 2022 |
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OCCD
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SC
|
01-26-2022
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Letter/Correspondence
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Comment: Cover Letter to 1-26-22 SC documents - UNSIGNED
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OCCD
|
CA
|
01-26-2022
|
Fee Paid
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Comment: Receipt No: 22R 000213; Petition to Bypass Filing Fee
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OCCD
|
SC
|
01-26-2022
|
Petition to Bypass
Combined Memorandum in Support of Emergency Motion to Vacate and Bypass |
|
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Filed By: Luke Berg
Submit Date: 1-26-2022 Decision: (G) Grant Decision Date: 1-28-2022 IT IS ORDERED that the petition to bypass the court of appeals is granted, and the appeal is accepted for consideration in this court; IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that, within 20 days of the date of this order, the plaintiffs-respondents-petitioners must file a brief in this court; within 20 days of filing, defendants-appellants must file a response brief; and within 10 days of filing of the response brief, the plaintiffs-respondents-petitioners must file either a reply brief or a statement that no reply brief will be filed; IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the parties will be notified of the date and time for oral argument in this appeal in due course; and IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the emergency motion to vacate the stay ordered by the court of appeals is denied. BRIAN HAGEDORN, J. concurred. REBECCA GRASSL BRADLEY, J. concurred in part, dissented in part. Chief Justice ANNETTE KINGSLAND ZIEGLER and Justice PATIENCE DRAKE ROGGENSACK join this concurrence/dissent. Motion Response Filed By: Jeffrey Mandell Submit Date: 1-27-2022 Motion Response Filed By: Jeffrey Mandell Submit Date: 1-27-2022 Motion Response Filed By: Steven Kilpatrick Submit Date: 1-27-2022 Motion Response Filed By: 29318 ((Umberger) Kemp, Michelle) Submit Date: 1-27-2022 Motion Response Filed By: Steven Kilpatrick Submit Date: 1-27-2022 Motion Response Filed By: Steven Kilpatrick Submit Date: 1-27-2022 Comment: Response to Petition for Bypass due by 2/09/2022 Petition to Bypass WEC Combined Response to Motion to Vacate Stay and Petition to Bypass; WEC Affidavits of Kilpatrick (with exhibits) and Wolfe; DSCC Combined Response to Motion to Vacate Stay and Petition to Bypass |
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|
OCCD
|
SC
|
01-26-2022
|
Motion for Miscellaneous Relief
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|
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Filed By: Luke Berg
Submit Date: 1-26-2022 Decision: (D) Deny Decision Date: 1-28-2022 IT IS ORDERED that the petition to bypass the court of appeals is granted, and the appeal is accepted for consideration in this court; IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that, within 20 days of the date of this order, the plaintiffs-respondents-petitioners must file a brief in this court; within 20 days of filing, defendants-appellants must file a response brief; and within 10 days of filing of the response brief, the plaintiffs-respondents-petitioners must file either a reply brief or a statement that no reply brief will be filed; IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the parties will be notified of the date and time for oral argument in this appeal in due course; and IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the emergency motion to vacate the stay ordered by the court of appeals is denied. BRIAN HAGEDORN, J. concurred. REBECCA GRASSL BRADLEY, J. concurred in part, dissented in part. Chief Justice ANNETTE KINGSLAND ZIEGLER and Justice PATIENCE DRAKE ROGGENSACK join this concurrence/dissent. Motion Response Filed By: Jeffrey Mandell Submit Date: 1-27-2022 Motion Response Filed By: Steven Kilpatrick Submit Date: 1-27-2022 Motion Response Filed By: 29318 ((Umberger) Kemp, Michelle) Submit Date: 1-27-2022 Comment: Emergency Motion to Vacate Stay; WEC Combined Response to Emergency Motion and Petition to Bypass; DSCC Response to Emergency Motion and Petition to Bypass |
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|
OCCD
|
CA
|
01-26-2022
|
Caption Amended
|
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|
Comment: Election -> Elections
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||||
|
OCCD
|
CA
|
01-26-2022
|
Letter/Correspondence
|
|
|
Comment: Letter to Court re Request to Amend Caption
|
||||
|
OCCD
|
CA
|
01-26-2022
|
Statement on Transcript
|
|
|
Filed By: Will Conley
Status: Ordered Comment: DSCC |
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|
OCCD
|
CA
|
01-25-2022
|
Notice of Appearance
|
|
|
Comment: Attorney Elisabeth C. Frost for DSCC
|
||||
|
OCCD
|
CA
|
01-25-2022
|
Caption Amended
|
|
|
OCCD
|
CA
|
01-25-2022
|
Letter/Correspondence
|
|
|
Comment: Letter of DSCC Regarding Caption
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||||
|
OCCD
|
CA
|
01-24-2022
|
Other Papers
|
|
|
Comment: Letter and Circuit Court Order Regarding Admission Pro Hac Vice of Atty. Devaney
|
||||
|
OCCD
|
CA
|
01-24-2022
|
Fee Paid
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Comment: Invoice No: 20153; Receipt No: 22R 000190
|
||||
|
OCCD
|
CA
|
01-24-2022
|
Notice of Appearance
|
|
|
Comment: Jeffrey Mandell as co-counsel for Appellants
|
||||
|
OCCD
|
CA
|
01-24-2022
|
Court Order for Filing Fee Issued
|
|
|
Comment: DSCC - Co-Appellant
|
||||
|
OCCD
|
CA
|
01-24-2022
|
Invoice Issued
|
|
|
Comment: Invoice No: 20153
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||||
|
OCCD
|
CA
|
01-24-2022
|
Notif. Sent - Filing of NOP & Ct. Rec.
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Comment: Co-
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||||
|
OCCD
|
CA
|
01-24-2022
|
Notice of Addtl/Amended (Other) Appeal
|
|
|
Comment: Co-
|
||||
|
OCCD
|
CA
|
01-24-2022
|
Other Papers
|
|
|
Comment: Copy of Circuit Court Docket (as of 1/24/22)
|
||||
|
OCCD
|
CA
|
01-24-2022
|
Docketing Statement from Appellant
|
|
|
Comment: DSCC
|
||||
|
OCCD
|
CA
|
01-24-2022
|
Other Appeal Filed In Circuit Court
|
|
|
Comment: Co-
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||||
|
OCCD
|
CA
|
01-24-2022
|
Response
|
|
|
Comment: Replies to Responses due by 9 am.
|
||||
|
OCCD
|
CA
|
01-23-2022
|
Motion for Relief
|
|
|
Filed By: Charles Curtis
Submit Date: 1-23-2022 Decision: (G) Grant Decision Date: 1-24-2022 IT IS ORDERED that the motions for relief pending appeal are granted. The circuit courts order is stayed through February 15, 2022. Comment: Motion for Relief Pending Appeal (Motion was efiled on 1/23/2022) |
||||
|
OCCD
|
CA
|
01-23-2022
|
Court Order
|
|
|
IT IS ORDERED that any replies in support of the motions for relief pending appeal shall be filed by 9:00 a.m. on Monday, January 24, 2022.
|
||||
|
OCCD
|
CA
|
01-23-2022
|
Response
|
|
|
Comment: Due by 7 pm per 1/22/22 order
|
||||
|
OCCD
|
CA
|
01-22-2022
|
Court Order
|
|
|
IT IS ORDERED that, for January 21 through January 23, 2022, the clerk of this court shall accept for filing all material that is filed in this appeal through the electronic filing system outside of normal business hours.
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that any response to the motions for relief pending shall be filed by 7:00 p.m., on Sunday, January 23, 2022. |
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|
OCCD
|
CA
|
01-21-2022
|
Notice of Appearance
|
|
|
Comment: Attorney Doug Poland for Appellants
|
||||
|
OCCD
|
CA
|
01-21-2022
|
Motion for Stay
|
|
|
Filed By: Douglas Poland
Submit Date: 1-22-2022 Decision: (G) Grant Decision Date: 1-24-2022 IT IS ORDERED that the motions for relief pending appeal are granted. The circuit courts order is stayed through February 15, 2022. Motion Response Filed By: Luke Berg Submit Date: 1-23-2022 Motion Response Filed By: Scott Thompson Submit Date: 1-24-2022 Comment: Appellants Motion with Exhibits 1, 2 and 3 |
||||
|
OCCD
|
CA
|
01-21-2022
|
Motion for Stay
|
|
|
Filed By: Steven Kilpatrick
Submit Date: 1-22-2022 Decision: (G) Grant Decision Date: 1-24-2022 IT IS ORDERED that the motions for relief pending appeal are granted. The circuit courts order is stayed through February 15, 2022. Motion Response Filed By: Luke Berg Submit Date: 1-23-2022 Motion Response Filed By: Steven Kilpatrick Submit Date: 1-24-2022 Motion Response Filed By: Steven Kilpatrick Submit Date: 1-24-2022 Comment: WEC and Kilpatrick Affidavit |
||||
|
OCCD
|
CA
|
01-21-2022
|
Notif. Sent - Filing of NOP & Ct. Rec.
|
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|
Comment: Co-
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||||
|
OCCD
|
CA
|
01-21-2022
|
Fee Waived
|
|
|
Comment: WEC; State filed co-appeal
|
||||
|
OCCD
|
CA
|
01-21-2022
|
Other Papers
|
|
|
Comment: Copy of Circuit Court Docket
|
||||
|
OCCD
|
CA
|
01-21-2022
|
Other Papers
|
|
|
Comment: Copy of Circuit Court Order
|
||||
|
OCCD
|
CA
|
01-21-2022
|
Other Papers
|
|
|
Comment: Statement on Transcript - Incomplete; If requesting transcripts, court reporter information and signature must be on Statement on Transcript before filing with the circuit court
|
||||
|
OCCD
|
CA
|
01-21-2022
|
Docketing Statement from Appellant
|
|
|
Comment: WEC
|
||||
|
OCCD
|
CA
|
01-21-2022
|
Notice of Addtl/Amended (Other) Appeal
|
|
|
Comment: Co-
|
||||
|
OCCD
|
CA
|
01-21-2022
|
Fee Paid
|
|
|
Comment: Invoice No: 20148; Receipt No: 22R 000177
|
||||
|
OCCD
|
CA
|
01-21-2022
|
Invoice Issued
|
|
|
Comment: Invoice No: 20148
|
||||
|
OCCD
|
CA
|
01-20-2022
|
Other Appeal Filed In Circuit Court
|
|
|
Comment: Co-
|
||||
|
OCCD
|
CA
|
01-20-2022
|
Sua Sponte
|
|
|
Filed By: Unassigned District 4
Submit Date: 1-20-2022 Decision: (O) Other Decision Date: 1-25-2022 IT IS ORDERED that this appeal will not proceed under the expedited appeals program. IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that by January 28, 2022, the parties shall address by letter the scheduling issues discussed above. Motion Response Filed By: Unassigned District 4 Submit Date: 1-21-2022 Motion Response Filed By: Unassigned District 4 Submit Date: 1-24-2022 Comment: Docketing Statements |
||||
|
OCCD
|
CA
|
01-20-2022
|
Notice of Docketing of Appeal
|
|
|
OCCD
|
CA
|
01-20-2022
|
Court Order for Filing Fee Issued
|
|
|
OCCD
|
CA
|
01-20-2022
|
Transfer to District IV
|
|
|
OCCD
|
CA
|
01-20-2022
|
Transfer District Designation
|
|
|
OCCD
|
CA
|
01-20-2022
|
Notice of Appeal filed in Cir. Ct.
|
|
|
OCCD
|
CA
|
01-20-2022
|
Notice of Appeal & Circuit Court Docket Entries
|
|
|
OCCD
|
CA
|
01-20-2022
|
Docketing Statement from Appellant
|
|
|
OCCD
|
CA
|
01-19-2022
|
Order of Circuit Court
|
|