WUWM: ACLU Sues Wisconsin for Banning Same Sex Marriage

Four gay and lesbian couples and the American Civil Liberties Union sued the state of Wisconsin on Monday, over the issue of marriage equality.

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Wisconsin Gazette: ACLU of Wisconsin sues for marriage equality in the state

The American Civil Liberties Union delivered an early Valentine to gay and lesbian couples in Wisconsin. The ACLU, representing four same-sex couples, filed a federal lawsuit in Madison on Feb. 3 that demands marriage equality in the state.

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Isthmus: ACLU federal lawsuit says Wisconsin's gay marriage ban violates U.S. Constitution

The American Civil Liberties Union filed a federal lawsuit Monday morning challenging Wisconsin's constitutional ban on gay marriage. Four couples are plaintiffs in the suit.

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Should Public Taxpayers Pay for Discrimination?

Why Milwaukee Public Schools should not sell Malcolm X to St. Marcus

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Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: Wisconsin: 'i (heart) boobies!' bracelet ban continues to ignite debate

Almost a year after a Wisconsin federal judge refused to overturn a ban on the controversial "i (heart) boobies!" bracelets at Sauk Prairie Middle School, a federal appeals court made a different decision in a different state.

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Doctors to seek admitting privileges in response to new abortion law

MILWAUKEE - A new law passed by the legislature this year could affect some clinics performing abortions by requiring them to be within 30 miles of a hospital with admitting privileges.

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Doctors seek admitting privileges, hope to undercut abortion law

Amid uncertainty over when — or if — Wisconsin's new regulation of abortion clinics will go into effect, seven doctors who perform the procedure are filing applications for hospital admitting privileges.

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Police collecting millions of license plate images on Dane County roads

Police say the systems, which are growing in use among municipal departments and were highlighted this month in a report by the American Civil Liberties Union, enhance an officer’s ability to find stolen vehicles, kidnapped children, crime suspects or vehicles with expired registration.

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The People's Mic: Larry Dupuis from ACLU Wisconsin explains the legality of limiting free speech at the capitol

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