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Bi-Weekly Newsletter of the State Bar of Wisconsin
May
2019
Volume
11
Number
8

Features

James Forman Jr.: "This is the Civil Rights Issue of My Generation"

Yale Law Professor James Forman Jr., a featured speaker at the State Bar of Wisconsin's 2019 Annual Meeting and Conference in June, talks about mass and disparate incarceration, the subject of his 2018 Pulitzer Prize-winning book.

Proposed Changes to Wisconsin Child Placement and Support Laws

A Legislative Council Study Committee recently proposed changes to child placement and support laws in Wisconsin. Tiffany Highstrom reviews the committee’s proposals and their potential impact on family law.

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#MeToo: Changing the Legal Culture

Everyone has a role to play in eliminating sexual harassment from the workplace, and men play an important role as allies in changing the culture, according to panelists at a recent program discussing issues facing women in the legal profession.

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