[Educationforall] FW: Court Upholds Walker Law, Next Step Recall

Carlos Pelayo cgpelayo at hotmail.com
Wed Jun 15 22:29:39 UTC 2011




 

Date: Wed, 15 Jun 2011 12:04:26 -0400
From: aflcioblognews at aflcio.org
 Subject: Court Upholds Walker Law, Next Step Recall

























June 15, 2011




The first step to halt China’s assault on the U.S. economy is stopping China’s currency manipulation, said economic and trade experts at a special China trade forum.
In a 4-3 party-line decision, the Wisconsin Supreme Court yesterday ruled Republican lawmakers did not violate the state’s open meetings law last March when they rammed through Gov. Scott Walker’s (R) bill that eliminates collective bargaining rights for public employees. A lower court had ruled the Walker law was invalid because its passage violated the open meetings law. Next month, Wisconsin working families will go to the polls to recall six state senators who voted for the bill. 





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