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Evers signs new laws designed to bolster safety of community

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Gov. Tony Evers signed 29 crime-related bills, most of which passed with broad bipartisan support. The bills were introduced after 68-year-old retired Wisconsin judge John Roemer was shot and killed in his New Lisbon home in 2022. One new law makes it a crime to picket, parade, or demonstrate at or near a judge’s home.

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Evers signs new laws designed to bolster safety of judges, combat human trafficking

Gov. Tony Evers has signed into law bipartisan bills designed to better protect the safety of judges following the killing of a retired judge and combat the rise in human

1 month ago·United States

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Spectrum News

Evers signs new laws designed to bolster safety of community

In total, Evers signed 29 crime-related bills Wednesday, most of which passed with broad bipartisan support.

1 month ago·United States

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Minnesota Lawyer

Evers signs laws to protect judges, combat human trafficking – Minnesota Lawyer

The Wisconsin Supreme Court had recommended three of the bills that Evers signed, which were initiated in response to threats of violence against judges.

1 month ago

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Fox News

Evers signs new laws designed to bolster safety of judges, combat human trafficking

Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers signed into law Wednesday bipartisan bills designed to combat human trafficking and better protect judges; the bills were introduced after a retired WI judge was killed.

1 month ago·New York, United States

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