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Maria S. Lazar: “We didn't have a court of appeals until 1978.”

Featuring: Maria S. Lazar, Judge, Wisconsin Court of Appeals, District II

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Exploring Wisconsin's Appellate Court System with Judge Maria S. Lazar

Published | Video Starts at 06:45

A lot of our work is just off of briefs. Okay. But. And something you may not know and something most people don't know and probably a lot of lawyers will. We didn't have a court of appeals until 1978. So in 1978, the legislature decided that there were too many cases going up on appeal, and the state supreme court could only do a few of them. (06:45–06:49)

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Asserts that the Wisconsin Court of Appeals was established in 1978.

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