Wisconsin Supreme Court will decide whether the Wisconsin Constitution allows for legislative committee vetoes of certain executive branch actions.
The state high court will issue fewer than 20 opinions this term — less than a fifth of its average output two decades ago.
The Wisconsin Supreme Court is set to decide whether a legislative committee can override executive branch decisions.
Issues on the dockets include voting rights, abortion rights, and separation of powers.
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