WORKERS.
ACROSS CONSERVATIVE AND LIBERAL
LINES THE SUPREME COURT STRIKES
ANOTHER BLOW TO GOVERNOR EVERS,
UPHOLDING LAWS PASSED JUST DAYS
BEFORE EVERS AND KAUL TOOK
OFFICE.
THE LAWS PASSED REQUIRE KAUL TO
GET PERMISSION FROM A
REPUBLICAN-CONTROLLED
LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE TO SETTLE
LAWSUITS, AND THEY GUARANTEE THE
LEGISLATURE CAN INTERVENE IN
CASES USING ITS OWN ATTORNEYS
RATHER THAN THOSE FROM THE STATE
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE.
THIS WAS NOT THE CASE WHEN
REPUBLICAN SCOTT WALKER WAS
GOVERNOR AND BRAD SCHIMEL WAS
ATTORNEY GENERAL.