New data released by Wisconsin’s Justice Department reveal that prosecutors have sought less severe charges in cases of domestic violence than police. We talk with an expert about some of the key findings. We also hear from two candidates, 3rd Congressional District candidate Steve Toft and lieutenant governor candidate Wil Losch.
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Candidate For Lieutenant Governor: Wil Losch
The midterm vote in Wisconsin happens on November 6. As part of our series of candidate interviews, listen to a discussion with Wil Losch, the Independent candidate for lieutenant governor. He faces Green Party candidate Tiffany Anderson, Libertarian candidate Patrick Baird, Democratic candidate Mandela Barnes, and Republican incumbent Rebecca Kleefisch.
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A Closer Look At New Domestic Violence Stats
Last week the Wisconsin justice department released previously unseen data relating to how law enforcement and the justice system handle domestic violence. Among the key findings: in recent years, prosecutors have sought less severe charges for domestic violence than police. We take a look at what that data means.
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3rd Congressional District Candidate Interview: Steve Toft
We continue our series of interviews with the candidates running for Wisconsin’s 3rd Congressional District seat. Republican challenger and political newcomer Steve Toft joins us to talk about his candidacy, and the issues he’s running on.
Episode Credits
- John Munson Host
- Laura Pavin Producer
- Colleen Leahy Producer
- Kealey Bultena Producer
- Chris Malina Producer
- Wil Losch Guest
- Chase Tarrier Guest
- Steve Toft Guest
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