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The Price of Free Speech
 In Regents v. Southworth the U.S. Supreme Court determined that so long as access to student fees is allocated to registered student organizations on a viewpoint-neutral basis, the First Amendment compelled speech doctrine does not prohibit a university from imposing a mandatory student fee. More
1999 Significant Court Decisions
 In his annual feature, the author highlights what he believes are significant 1999 Wisconsin Supreme Court and Court of Appeals decisions. More
Profile
 Recently elected to a 10-year term on the Wisconsin Supreme Court, Justice Diane Sykes adheres to a conservative judicial philosophy, which she describes as rooted in the principles of separation of powers and judicial restraint. More
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President's message
Unbroken Chain of Leadership Profile
Diane Sykes: Newest Supreme Court Justice Ethics
Ethics opinions E-00-01 and E-00-02 Practice tips
Attorneys Must Disclose Existence of Funds Held in Fiduciary Capacity Legislative watch
Correcting the Course of Corrections Career
Common Confusing Usage Rules
Legal News and Trends Book reviews Court of Appeals digest Supreme Court orders Supreme Court digest Lawyer discipline In the News
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