Conservative Justice Brian Hagedorn has ruled he can’t hear a case before the Wisconsin Supreme Court on collective bargaining powers for public employees after he helped draft the law and later defended it while working for then-Gov. Scott Walker.
Hagedorn, who served as Walker’s legal counsel, noted his work defending Act 10 after it was passed in 2011 included nearly identical claims that are n...
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