A Republican lawmaker from Appleton believes today’s state Supreme Court ruling on last year’s lame duck laws proves they’re able to meet when they want.
Justices upheld the legality of the special session in a 4-3 decision.
Senate President Roger Roth says Democrats and Republicans have held lame duck sessions for about 40 years. He says the lawsuit focused on the constitutionality of the meeting
There are two other lawsuits in federal and state courts over the controversial laws that stripped powers from the governor and attorney general.
Governor Evers is calling the decision disappointing and all too predictable.
