Conservative state Supreme Court justices today peppered a Madison teacher union’s attorney with questions on whether the release of certain voting-related records could have led to voter intimidation or coercion.
But union attorney Susan Crawford largely countered the case was a matter of public records law and election oversight, arguing the alleged harm that could have stemmed from their release is something for the court to assess.
The court this morning heard oral arguments in a case between the Madison teachers union and a former government agency head following his denial of two records...
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