Issues: Commitment to Justice

Voters deserve a clear view of how a Justice thinks and decides.

This page highlights important issues and explains how I approach them through a consistent judicial philosophy rooted in fairness, the Constitution, and the separation of powers. I am committed to equal justice under law and decisions that uphold both integrity and public trust in our courts.

The Choice: Integrity vs. Extremism

In the race for Wisconsin Supreme Court, the choice couldn’t be clearer. On one side, we have Judge Maria Lazar, a seasoned jurist committed to the Constitution and the rule of law. On the other, a career political activist with a record of pushing out-of-touch, radical policies. Two Records. Two Philosophies. One…

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The Warning

View Sources Sources Taylor Said That She Wanted To “Restore Driver’s Licenses To Non-Citizens.” “Taylor sought to include ‘immigration as a protected status’ in fair housing laws and to make illegal aliens eligible for in-state tuition at Wisconsin taxpayer-funded universities, the liberal Wisconsin Examiner…

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Religious Freedom

Standing Up for the First Freedom In Wisconsin today, religious liberty is under attack. Even after the United States Supreme Court unanimously ruled that our state violated the Constitution by discriminating against Catholic Charities, political officials in Madison attacked to find new ways to punish all people of…

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My Stance on Reproductive Rights & Abortion in Wisconsin

Restoring stability, clarity, and certainty by upholding settled law—not legislating from the bench. It is long past time that we—all of us here in Wisconsin—have a sincere and thoughtful discussion about abortion, otherwise called reproductive rights. Since the United States Supreme Court’s 1973 decision in Roe v….

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Fair Maps. Fair Courts. A Fair Wisconsin.

Every Wisconsinite deserves fair maps drawn through a process based on law, not politics. Redistricting is the process of redrawing state legislative and congressional district lines every ten years after the national census. Its goal is simple: to make sure each district has about the same number of voters so that…

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