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hue

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Thu Feb 19, 2015, 08:55 PM Feb 2015

DOA won't appeal court ruling in favor of Capitol singers

http://m.wkow.com/w/main/story/126430236/

MADISON (WKOW) - The Wisconsin Department of Administration (DOA) will not appeal a January 29 court ruling that found it was unconstitutional for the agency to require a permit for the daily solidarity singalong held at the State Capitol.

The unanimous decision from a three-judge Wisconsin Fourth District Appeals Court panel upheld a lower court ruling from Dane County, which meant the more than 300 citations handed out to singers and other protesters by Capitol Police are null and void.
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DOA won't appeal court ruling in favor of Capitol singers (Original Post) hue Feb 2015 OP
Cautious celebrations when we first heard it, Lefta Dissenter Feb 2015 #1
+ Eighty Gazillion Scuba Feb 2015 #2

Lefta Dissenter

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1. Cautious celebrations when we first heard it,
Thu Feb 19, 2015, 09:18 PM
Feb 2015

but at this point, I think we can thank the fact that Walker doesn't want this dogging him while he's running for the presidency. Up until even just a couple of days ago, the DOA was still leading us to believe that they'd be appealing.

They're not so appealing, after all!

A WOO and a HOOOOOooo!



Edited to add that we're still there, every weekday from noon until one - in the Rotunda, unless there's a permitted event for that time, in which case we're outside. Then again every day for the last 20 - 30 minutes before the Capitol closes! Come join us!

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