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The Wisconsin Badgers males’s basketball group (7-2 total) secured their first Huge Ten win of the 2022-2023 season on Tuesday night time, beating the No. 13 Maryland Terrapins 64-59 on the Kohl Heart.
Regardless of some late struggles on the free throw line, the Badgers would experience a quick begin to knock off the undefeated Terps.
Here’s a look again at some sport notes, and prime performs from Wisconsin’s Huge Ten opener.
#1: Connor Essegian finds Steven Crowl for the two-handed dunk
The Badgers put collectively an excellent all-around efficiency in opposition to Maryland. On this play Connor Essegian fed Steven Crowl within the low submit together with his left hand, and Crowl did the remainder to rock the rim with a two-handed dunk.
#2: Fairly passing results in the wide-open search for Steven Crowl
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Wisconsin did a superb job of distributing the ball on Tuesday night time. The Badgers completed the sport with 20 make area targets and 14 assists within the contest. One in every of their prime shows of passing got here on this play as Wisconsin performed unselfish, with Max Klesmit making the additional cross for a straightforward layup by Steven Crowl.
#3: Jordan Davis drills a 3 in a scramble state of affairs
Following an errant cross, freshman guard Connor Essegian was capable of save the ball from going into the backcourt and located Jordan Davis open for a 3. The junior guard would join on the three-point try as a part of a private 5-0 run by Davis.
#4: Tyler Wahl will get free on an inbounds play
With Wisconsin and Maryland tied with seconds remaining within the first half, Greg Gard would draw up an inbounds play for Tyler Wahl that labored to perfection. The senior ahead got here round a choose by Max Klesmit, and Chucky Hepburn discovered Wahl slicing to the rim for the wide-open layup. The play gave the Badges a 2-point lead at halftime.
#5: Max Klesmit will get to the rim for the news layup off the glass
Coming off a display screen set by Carter Gilmore, Max Klesmit was capable of get downhill early within the second half for a lovely scoop layup. Klesmit obtained across the edge and was capable of kiss it off the glass to increase the Badgers lead.
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MADISON, Wis. (WMTV) – A 31-year-old Wisconsin Dells man was arrested following an internet crime investigation, Adams County Wisconsin Sheriff’s Office reported on Tuesday.
According to a sheriff’s office Facebook post, the investigation started after the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children sent in a cybertip. The tip reported about 65 suspected child pornography images being shared or uploaded with other users.
Investigators also learned that the suspect was also being investigated by the El Paso Police Department in Illinois for allegedly sending child pornography videos or images along with communicating with who the suspect believed was a 15-year-old girl.
On June 21, the Wisconsin Department of Justice-Division of Criminal Investigations executed a search warrant at the suspect’s residence on the 3600 block of STH 13 in Wisconsin Dells.
The man was taken into custody on active warrant through the state of Illinois for ten counts of distributing child pornography, one count of indecent solicitation of a minor and one count of grooming.
Wisconsin Department of Justice was among several agencies that helped the Adams County Sheriff’s Office with this investigation.
Authorities are continuing to investigate this case.
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MADISON, Wis. (AP) — A new constitutional amendment restricting who can work on Wisconsin elections should have little practical effect, according to a legal opinion issued by Democratic Attorney General Josh Kaul on Tuesday.
Wisconsin voters approved a constitutional amendment in April that says only lawfully designated election officials can perform any work on primaries, elections and referendums.
It’s unclear how the amendment might change current practices beyond placing definitions about election officials, which are already in state law, into the constitution.
Dane County Corporation Counsel Carlos Pabellon asked Kaul weeks after the amendment was approved for a legal opinion on the definition of a lawful election official. Pabellon pointed out that parts of state law define them as special deputies who help nursing home residents vote, election inspectors and tabulators while other sections say they’re anyone charged with any duties relating to an election.
He questioned whether county and municipal clerks and their staffs remain election officials under the amendment. He also asked whether third-party vendors such as ballot printers could work with election officials since the amendment states only lawfully-designated election officials can do any election work.
Kaul wrote that the amendment doesn’t change the definition of a lawfully designated election official so the multiple definitions in state law remain viable. The amendment also doesn’t negate state laws empowering clerks and other election officials to run elections, he said.
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The attorney general went on to say that the amendment doesn’t require election work to be performed only by election officials. Essentially, the amendment mandates that only lawfully designated election officials can control election administration, he wrote.
Kaul noted that Republican lawmakers drafted the amendment in reaction to grant money that came into Wisconsin in 2020 from the Center for Tech and Civic Life, a liberal group that promotes voter access. That year the group received a $300 million donation from Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg and his wife to help election officials buy supplies and run elections at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic
Wisconsin’s five largest cities, which President Joe Biden went on to win, received $8.8 million, sparking outrage from Republicans. They accused Green Bay Mayor Eric Genrich of ceding authority for running the election to a paid consultant who had worked on Democratic campaigns in the past. Green Bay city attorneys said the claims lacked merit.
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