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UW Professor, Former Police Chief Discusses Capitol Arrests
Clip: Season 1200 Episode 1209 | 6m 35sVideo has Closed Captions
UW Law School Professor Michael Scott discusses policing and arrests at the state Capitol.
UW Law School Professor Michael Scott discusses policing and arrests at the state Capitol.
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UW Professor, Former Police Chief Discusses Capitol Arrests
Clip: Season 1200 Episode 1209 | 6m 35sVideo has Closed Captions
UW Law School Professor Michael Scott discusses policing and arrests at the state Capitol.
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Barbara E. Munson (Oneida) Opposes School "Indian" Mascots
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Clip: S1200 Ep1209 | 5m 52s | Munson's WIEA task force seeks to stop the use of "Indian" logos at Wisconsin schools. (5m 52s)
Kathleen Vinehout Discusses Rural Landline Availability Bill
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Clip: S1200 Ep1209 | 5m 28s | Sen. Kathleen Vinehout discusses a bill that requires landline availability throughout WI. (5m 28s)
Menominee Leaders Push for Casino After Federal Approval
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Clip: S1200 Ep1209 | 1m 22s | Menominee leaders asked Gov. Scott Walker to approve the proposed casino in Kenosha. (1m 22s)
Shawn McNulty Discusses Mukwonago "Indians" Name
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Clip: S1200 Ep1209 | 5m 48s | The Mukwonago superintendent discusses the high school's "Indian" mascot. (5m 48s)
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