The Wisconsin Supreme Court has overturned a lower court's decision that
prevented the implementation of Wisconsin's controversial labor law.
The Supreme Court ruled that the previous judge overstepped the
constitutional limits on the judiciary by interfering with the
legislative process. Wis. Supreme Court Reinstates Labor Law
Wisconsin Supreme Court Reinstates Labor Law
The Wisconsin Supreme Court has overturned a lower court's decision that
prevented the implementation of Wisconsin's controversial labor law.
The Supreme Court ruled that the previous judge overstepped the
constitutional limits on the judiciary by interfering with the
legislative process. Wis. Supreme Court Reinstates Labor Law
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