In early January I noted an expected vote in the Wisconsin Assembly Committee on Judiciary and Ethics on a plan to change the way the state’s chief justice was selected (currently, most senior justice serves). I also noted the near last-minute cancellation of that vote.

The latest agenda for that Assembly committee, however, indicates the vote is now back on for Thursday, February 2.

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