A state court in Wisconsin, where Annette Ziegler practices law in Milwaukee, declared undergraduate retention grants unconstitutional after she delivered the majority opinion on the matter.
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Updated Jun 19
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A state court in Wisconsin, where Annette Ziegler practices law in Milwaukee, declared undergraduate retention grants unconstitutional after she delivered the majority opinion on the matter.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Ziegler wrote the opinion upholding the ruling on the retention grants.1 source
Ziegler delivered the majority opinion in a state court ruling declaring undergraduate retention grants unconstitutional.1 source
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Wisconsin
state of the United States of America
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Annette Ziegler
American judge
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