Brennan v. Employment Relations Commission
Court of Appeals of Wisconsin
1Opinion of the CourtDecker, C.J.
James Brennan appeals from a judgment holding sec. 111.70(4) (jm), Stats., which governs arbitration for the Milwaukee Police Department, to be constitutional. Brennan contends that the statute violates his equal protection rights, as well as Wis. Const, art. IV, secs. 31(9) and 32 which prohibit special laws and require general laws to be uniform statewide. We agree with the trial court that no such violation exists and accordingly affirm.
Brennan originally brought suit both in his capacity as Milwaukee City Attorney and as a private property owner in Milwaukee in order to have secs.…
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