On Tuesday, the Dane County Circuit Court granted Wisconsin Assembly Speaker Vos’ motion to dismiss the open meetings portion of our lawsuit against Vos and his panel — our public records claims will proceed.

The Dane County Circuit Court today ordered former Wisconsin Chief Justice Patience Roggensack to release records requested by American Oversight related to Assembly Speaker Vos’ secret impeachment panel.

The Dane County Circuit Court set a hearing date of Nov. 10 to address American Oversight’s litigation for public records related to Assembly Speaker Vos’ secret impeachment panel.

Nonpartisan watchdog group amends its open meetings complaint to include claims under the state’s Open Records Law.

In a declaration filed in American Oversight’s open meetings lawsuit on Tuesday, Wisconsin Assembly Speaker Robin Vos revealed the names of all three former state Supreme Court justices he asked to serve on his advisory panel.

Former Justice David T. Prosser, who was the only known member of Wisconsin Assembly Speaker Robin Vos’ secret impeachment panel, advised against impeaching Justice Janet Protasiewicz, according to records obtained by American Oversight.

A Friday hearing in our lawsuit seeking to prevent a panel convened by Wisconsin Assembly Speaker Vos from meeting in private has only heightened concerns about government secrecy.

American Oversight sued the secret panel convened by Wisconsin Assembly Speaker Robin Vos to discuss the potential impeachment of a state supreme court justice.

The lawsuit seeks to compel the panel to comply with Wisconsin’s Open Meetings Law.