Supreme Court elects Ann Walsh Bradley chief justice for 2-month stint; Karofsky to succeed her
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Wisconsin Supreme Court chambers. Photo by David Wise, State Affairs Pro-Wisconsin, WisPolitics.
The state Supreme Court today elected the retiring Ann Walsh Bradley to serve as chief justice for the next two months, with fellow liberal Jill Karofsky to succeed her on July 1.
Karofsky will then serve out the remainder of the two-year term through April 30, 2027.
Bradley succeeds Annette Ziegler, who conservative members reelected as chief justice in mid-March two years ago, shortly before lib...
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