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In Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice race, both candidates claim to have law enforcement's backing (Wisconsin State Journal)

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In what is becoming a replay of previous Wisconsin Supreme Court races, Judge Randy Koschnick, a self-declared "judicial conservative" and "choice of law enforcement," sought to paint incumbent Chief Justice Shirley Abrahamson as a liberal who favors defendants over victims and the police.

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