Analysis of the United States and European Union's copyright laws as it pertains to Artificial Intelligence Published Februrary 15th, 2026 Written by Evan Randle The very nature of copyright and intellectual property law suggests constant revision and evolution. How lawyers protect the rights of creators across disciplines is, in some way, dependent on new technologies and how conceptions of ownership may change as a result of these technologies. The boom of Artificial Intell

How might the implementation of AI Data Centers impact Wisconsin environmental law? Published December 21st, 2025 Written by Erin Kemper In October 2025, Ozaukee Press  reported that OpenAI and Oracle, alongside developer Vantage Data Centres, plan to construct a massive “Stargate” data campus in Port Washington, Wisconsin. The investment represents a $15 billion investment and nearly one gigawatt of artificial intelligence infrastructure. The publication noted that Wisconsin

An analysis of Davis v. Ermold Published December 20th, 2025 Written by Chloe Song The Supreme Court of the United States is currently deliberating whether to revisit the 2015 decision that declared a constitutional right to same-sex marriage again, according to The New York Times . In the case of Davis v. Ermold , Kim Davis, a former Kentucky county clerk, was “jailed for six days in 2015 after refusing to issue marriage licenses to a gay couple on religious grounds [and] i

A statistical analysis of the Wisconsin Criminal Justice System Published December 19th, 2025 Written by David Youssef Statistics don’t favor the Wisconsin Criminal Justice System. As of October 31st, 2025, there are 23,501 people in the Department of Corrections’   “care”—5,5795 people over the maximum capacity designed for the system. In 2023, the Prison Policy Initiative’s  rough estimate   for the population in local jails is just over 12,000—a number they found  has beco