Racine County v. Skow

The order in this case raises an issue of law, which the majority treats too broadly, and an issue of judicial administration which the majority does not treat at all. The issue of law is whether Judge Skow exceeded his statutory authority in the order in this case. The issue of judicial administration is how a judge of a juvenile court should proceed when the judge identifies potentially far-reaching systemic *496problems in an agency’s supervision of a program, in this case, the foster care system, which affects the functioning of the juvenile court. I write separately to address these issues.

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