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Tuesday, May 22, 2018
Wisconsin Supreme Court, Splitting Equally, Upholds Protection of Indian Graves
In Wingra Redi-Mix, Inc. v. State Historical Society of Wisconsin, (WI Sup. Ct., May 22, 2018), the Wisconsin Supreme Court divided equally, 3-3, in a challenge to a concrete company that was seeking a permit to allow it to dig up Indian burial mounds located in its quarry. The vote has the effect of affirming the appeals court opinion which upheld the State Historical Society's denial of a permit. An AP report has more on the decision and its background.
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Graves,
Native Americans,
Wisconsin