On Friday the 7th Circuit issued Wisconsin Ed. Ass'n. v. Walker, overturning portions of a federal district court's opinion holding that parts of Wisconsin's right to work act was unconstitutional. A separate case in which a Wisconsin trial judge struck down parts of the law is pending on appeal before the Wisconsin Court of Appeals. Access to the decision online is temporarily unavailable.
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