Justices split on stay-home order

A conservative justice departed from the conservative majority on the court's stay-home order ruling.

ELECTION.Next, the split on the WisconsinSupreme Court.ADRIENNE: JUSTICE BRIANHAGEDORN, KNOWN AS ACONSERVATIVE, VOTED WITH THELIBERAL JUDGES TO UPHOLD THESTAY HOME ORDER.HAGEDORN WROTE IN HIS DISSENT,"THE LEGISLATURE MAY HAVEBUYER’S REMORSE FOR THE BREADTHOF DISCRETION IT GAVE TO DHS BUTTHOSE ARE THE LAWS IT DRAFTED;WE MUST READ THEM FAITHFULLYWHETHER WE LIKE THEM OR NOT."WISPOLITICS.COM POINTS OUT HISCONSERVATIVE COUNTERPARTS ON THECOURT NOTICED.JUSTICE REBECCA BRADLEY SAIDHAGEDORN’S 53-PAGE OPINIONCONTAINS NO CONSTITUTIONALANALYSIS WHATSOEVERAND JUSTICE KELLY ACCUSED HISCOLLEAGUE OF BEINGCONDESCENDING.THE LEGAL COMMUNITY ALSO TOOKNOTE.ONE BLOGGER WROTE THE COURT’SFOOTNOTES ARE FILLED WITH VENOMTOWARD ONE ANOTHER.LAST WEEK’S RULING WASN’T THEFIRST TIME JUSTICE HAGEDORN HASBROKEN WITH HIS CONSERVATIVECOLLEAGUES.MAKES US WONDER WHAT THE COURTWILL LOOK LIKE WHEN LIBERALJUSTICE JILL KAROFSKY JOINSTAKING THE CONSERVATIVE MAJO