Is it necessary to put all non-criminal/OWI cases and ordinance violation information on WCCA?
By law and tradition, Wisconsin favors openness in government. Determinations about which cases appear on WCCA were finalized in March of 2002. The information that appears on WCCA represents an effort to balance these competing interests.
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