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Ex-Racine Co Sheriff's investigator pleads guilty, gets jail time in wife abuse case (opens the original)
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Originally published by Racine County Eye. Jonathan Bechman, an ex-investigator for the Racine County Sheriff’s Office, got six months in jail after he pleaded guilty on Aug. 21 in a domestic abuse case. The plea results in convictions of two counts of battery with domestic abuse modifiers as well as one count of attempted misconduct in office. All three are misdemeanors. Racine County Judge David Paulson sentenced Bechman to six months in jail with work release and the next three years on proba
Milwaukee-area cop who quit after sexting with victim remains in law enforcement (opens the original)
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A police officer from the Milwaukee suburbs resigned last year after he exchanged sexual messages with a woman who was a victim in a domestic incident he handled. The officer, Christopher Cheek, worked for the Grafton Police Department for about eight years before he was forced to resign and leave his $97,000 annual salary behind in May 2025. Cheek continues to work as a part-time officer for the Trenton Police Department in Washington County. That department hired him in 2016, according to a da
How Wisconsin’s ‘sore loser’ law protects the two-party system (opens the original)
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In this era of hyperpartisanship, our two main political parties agree on at least one thing: independent candidates are bad (for them). Their self-interest has led to states across the country passing laws banning candidates who lose in partisan primaries from running again in the general election, either as an independent or as a different party’s nominee. Wisconsin has a “sore loser” law on the books, which experts say allows our two main political parties to neuter competition against their
How Wisconsin’s ‘sore loser’ law protects the two-party system (opens the original)
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In this era of hyperpartisanship, our two main political parties agree on at least one thing: independent candidates are bad (for them). Their self-interest has led to states across the country passing laws banning candidates who lose in partisan primaries from running again in the general election, either as an independent or as a different party’s nominee. Wisconsin has a “sore loser” law on the books, which experts say allows our two main political parties to neuter competition against their
How Wisconsin’s ‘sore loser’ law protects the two-party system (opens the original)
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In this era of hyperpartisanship, our two main political parties agree on at least one thing: independent candidates are bad (for them). Their self-interest has led to states across the country passing laws banning candidates who lose in partisan primaries from running again in the general election, either as an independent or as a different party’s nominee. Wisconsin has a “sore loser” law on the books, which experts say allows our two main political parties to neuter competition against their
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