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Here's my new article from Wisconsin Jurisprudence about the message it recently received from the president of the Antigo School Board in response to its most recent investigative report.
"My apologies for not getting back to you sooner," wrote Antigo School Board President Danny Pyeatt in response to Wisconsin Jurisprudence's most recent investigative report.
Here is my new investigative article about the continuing Wisconsin campaign finance law violations by two members of the Antigo School Board.
Here's my new article about the Wisconsin Supreme Court's reduced output of decisions this court term.
Marquette University Professor Alan Ball predicts that the state supreme court will only issue sixteen decisions this court term.
Here is my investigative article about how three candidates for the Antigo School Board violated Wisconsin campaign finance laws in the lead-up to today's spring election.
Three Antigo School Board candidates - Danny Pyeatt, Jennifer "Jenny" Kressin, and Scot Peterson - violated Wisconsin campaign finance laws in the lead-up to today's election.
Here is my new investigative article about whether the Republican Party of Langlade County may have violated Wisconsin campaign finance laws in the lead-up to next week's Antigo School Board election.
The political party may have violated Wisconsin campaign finance laws in the five weeks after being referred to the Langlade County District Attorney to face criminal charges in a separate matter.
Here's my new Substack article for the week.
Ironically, the error appears in an article detailing how the publication prevailed in a federal defamation lawsuit.
Breaking News: Rick Cveykus for Wisconsin - an attorney with a history of repeatedly violating the Wisconsin Rules of Appellate of Procedure who personally loaned his campaign $56,000 over the past two years - is officially projected to become a judge on the Marathon County Circuit Court.
For the residents of Marathon County, they will soon be subject to the legal judgment of Cveykus—an apparently wealthy, but largely incompetent lawyer.
On election day, don't forget about how Rick Cveykus for Wisconsin personally loaned his campaign nearly $60,000 over the past two years to try and become a state court judge.
"We must make our choice. We may have democracy, or we may have wealth concentrated in the hands of a few, but we cannot have both." - U.S. Supreme Court Justice Louis D. Brandeis
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Today’s the day! Election day is here and I’m so thankful for your support in my campaign for Marathon County Circuit Court Judge Branch 2.
Polls are open until 8:00 p.m. — make sure to be a voter and participate in our Democracy today!
The people of Marathon County deserve a judge who will work every day to ensure that wrongdoers are held accountable, and that our legal system is open, fair, and treats every Wisconsinite with dignity.
Our message of making our justice system work better has earned a broad coalition of endorsements and support, including Marathon County Central Labor Council, AFL-CIO, dozens of judges, elected officials, law enforcement, attorneys and community leaders.
I hope that today, I’ll earn your support too when you cast your vote for Rick Cveykus for Marathon County Circuit Court Judge at the polls.
Thank you for being on this journey with me.
Happy voting!
rickcveykusforjudge.com/vote
Here's my letter to the editor in Wausau Pilot & Review about the Marathon County Circuit Court race between Rick Cveykus for Wisconsin and William Harris for Marathon County Circuit Court Judge, Branch 2.
https://wausaupilotandreview.com/2022/04/04/your-letters-attorney-alleges-marathon-county-circuit-court-candidate-has-history-of-rules-violations-details-spending/
Dear editor, More than a decade ago, in the aftermath of the scandal involving former Calumet County District Attorney Kenneth Kratz sending
Here's my new Substack article about the Marathon County Circuit Court race between Rick Cveykus for Wisconsin and William Harris for Marathon County Circuit Court Judge, Branch 2.
Tl;dr
If you are a Marathon County resident considering voting for Rick Cveykus for Wisconsin, you might want to reconsider your choice.
https://loudenslager.substack.com/p/wealthy-candidate-running-for-marathon
However, the Wisconsin Office of Lawyer Regulation inexplicably concludes that such conduct does not warrant discipline under the state's rules of professional conduct for lawyers.
One more day until my new article about the Marathon County Circuit Court race between Rick Cveykus for Wisconsin and William Harris for Marathon County Circuit Court Judge, Branch 2!
"All learning is remembering." - Socrates
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Update: I'm still writing on my blog - although I haven't published anything in awhile. I have been busy working on some other things. Anyway, I hope to have a new article posted next week about the race between Rick Cveykus for Wisconsin and William Harris for Marathon County Circuit Court Judge, Branch 2 for the Marathon County Circuit Court.
Stay tuned
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