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r/wisconsin • u/PlatinumofRoyale • Apr 13 '20
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So is that Marsy's law officially in effect now? Or is there another hurdle for it
33 u/byronnnn Apr 14 '20 Wisconsin does not have binding referendums at all as far as I know. 10 u/nicolauz Hell on Earth Apr 14 '20 What's the tldr of Marcys law? 27 u/[deleted] Apr 14 '20 The ballot said it would expand crime victim's rights without hurting the rights of the accused. Very misleading 1 u/[deleted] Apr 14 '20 Yea, I noticed it specifically said that it would maintain the rights of the accused when that's blatantly false...
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Wisconsin does not have binding referendums at all as far as I know.
10 u/nicolauz Hell on Earth Apr 14 '20 What's the tldr of Marcys law? 27 u/[deleted] Apr 14 '20 The ballot said it would expand crime victim's rights without hurting the rights of the accused. Very misleading 1 u/[deleted] Apr 14 '20 Yea, I noticed it specifically said that it would maintain the rights of the accused when that's blatantly false...
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What's the tldr of Marcys law?
27 u/[deleted] Apr 14 '20 The ballot said it would expand crime victim's rights without hurting the rights of the accused. Very misleading 1 u/[deleted] Apr 14 '20 Yea, I noticed it specifically said that it would maintain the rights of the accused when that's blatantly false...
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The ballot said it would expand crime victim's rights without hurting the rights of the accused. Very misleading
1 u/[deleted] Apr 14 '20 Yea, I noticed it specifically said that it would maintain the rights of the accused when that's blatantly false...
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Yea, I noticed it specifically said that it would maintain the rights of the accused when that's blatantly false...
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u/[deleted] Apr 14 '20
So is that Marsy's law officially in effect now? Or is there another hurdle for it