The Joint Finance Committee today for the first time signed off on a proposed settlement worked out by DOJ under December’s lame-duck laws.
But Dem members continued to knock the committee for what they said is a broken process that they say is delaying court procedures.
Rep. Evan Goyke, D-Milwaukee, said the case, an action brought against a Milwaukee retailer for selling synthetic cannabinoids, ...
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