One ebook for every substantive rights section in Wisconsin's own Declaration of Rights — the history behind it, the landmark cases that define it, and what it actually means for you as a Wisconsin litigant today.
Article I of the Wisconsin Constitution predates the Fourteenth Amendment and, in several places, protects Wisconsin residents more broadly than its federal counterpart — from a unique jury-decides-the-law rule in libel cases, to a homestead exemption protecting a debtor's house from creditors, to the state's own textual right to represent yourself in court. Each volume in this bundle breaks down one section in full: its origins, the doctrine Wisconsin courts actually apply, the cases that shaped it, and honest discussion of where the law stands today.
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This bundle covers the 18 sections with real, actively litigated doctrine — free speech, searches and seizures, jury trial, the right to bear arms, and so on. A handful of sections (like the never-litigated treason clause or symbolic anti-slavery language) don't have enough independent case law to fill a standalone volume, so they're left out.
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