The Wisconsin Court of Appeals, in a case successfully argued by Lester Pines, Susan Crawford & Tamara Packard, affirmed a circuit court decision that held unconstitutional provisions of a 2011 law that transferred the ultimate authority to oversee the development administrative rules governing education from the non-partisan elected Superintendent of Public Instruction to the Governor. Read the full decision here.
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CWPB Successfully Defends the Constitutional Authority of State Superintendent of Public Instruction
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