Justice David T. Prosser Jr., remembered for over four decades of public service across all branches of government, passed away on December 1, 2024, at 81. A former legislator, judicial appointee, and Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice, Prosser leaves a lasting legacy marked by his commitment to public service and the rule of law.
Attorneys in Wisconsin will soon be able to streamline their electronic filing process with the introduction of the eFiling Delegation feature. This new functionality will allow attorneys to delegate filing responsibilities to designated staff, improving efficiency and enhancing security.
On December 10, the Wisconsin Supreme Court participated in the Pre-Session Conference for New Legislators, an orientation program hosted by the Legislative Council. The event, a tradition for more than 30 years, provides newly elected lawmakers with insights into their roles and the functioning of state government.
All seven Supreme Court Justices were in attendance to meet with the roughly 35 new legislators who took part. The discussions highlighted the judiciary’s role in Wisconsin’s government and emphasized the importance of a healthy working relationship between the legislative and judicial branches.
The Supreme Court has been involved in this program since January 1999, reflecting its ongoing efforts to strengthen understanding and communication between state officials.
Wisconsin voters will head to the polls this spring to shape the future of the state’s courts. Find out which key judicial races are on the ballot.
Judges Todd Ziegler and Ramona Gonzalez recently appeared on KMSP Fox 9 to discuss Wisconsin’s participation in the groundbreaking Fairness Challenge Pilot Program. During the interview, they highlighted how this initiative is shaping the future of court accessibility, transparency, and public trust in our local courts.
Don’t miss their insights on how Monroe and La Crosse counties are leading the way in procedural fairness. Click here to watch the full interview.
Justice Rebecca Grassl Bradley was honored with the Judge Rudolph T. Randa Award by the Milwaukee Lawyers Chapter of the Federalist Society on December 5.
The Wisconsin State Law Library will host an Open House the week of April 6–12 in celebration of National Library Week. The event invites visitors to explore the library’s extensive legal resources, meet the knowledgeable staff, and learn about services available to support legal research, meeting space needs, and collaborative projects.
The Open House highlights the library’s role as a vital resource for Wisconsin’s legal community and the public. All are encouraged to visit and discover how the library can assist with their research and professional needs.
Sadly, we've lost a former member of our judicial community in recent weeks, following the death of former judge Larry Jeske. Take a look at his obituary to learn more about his legacies.
