Judge Randy Koschnick Receives WRTL/PAC Endorsement
The importance of who sits on the State Supreme Court cannot be overstated. The judicial philosophy of any given justice determines whether that individual sees their role on the court as interpreting the law or making new law.
In considering its endorsement decision in the race between the Chief Justice of the State Supreme Court, Shirley Abrahamson and Jefferson County Circuit Judge Randy Koschnick, our political action committee (the Wisconsin Right to Life PAC) viewed judicial philosophy as a key factor.
The WRTL/PAC endorsement went to Judge Koschnick - hands down - because of his firm belief that the proper role of justices is to interpret the law and not make up new law. Judge Koschnick is also very well qualified to serve on our state’s highest court with over 25 years of legal experience. He is currently serving as Presiding Judge of the Jefferson County Circuit Court and Deputy Chief Judge of Wisconsin’s Third Judicial District. Judge Koschnick received the Wisconsin Law Journal’s 2008 Leaders in the Law Award.
Hope you’ll remember this and get out to vote in the spring elections. The primary is February 17 and the general election is April 7.
Sue Armacost
Authorized and paid for by the Wisconsin Right to Life PAC, Richard Fox, Treasurer.
Not authorized by any candidate or candidate’s agent or committee.

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Well, good…if you’re supporting him because he will stick by the existing law, I presume you’ve given up trying to reverse Roe v. Wade and now agree with it. I’m glad you’ve come around…
Comment by KNS — February 12, 2009 @ 1:24 pm
Roe v. Wade is not a law per se but is a court decision culminating in case law sometimes referred to as “constitutional law” which is misleading. Recently a man in Wisconsin punched his pregnant girlfriend in the stomach causing her to miscarry. The puncher was charged with “homicide of an unborn child”. I think he should have been charged with “Practicing Medicine without a License”. Afterall many doctors make a fair living killing unborn children.
Comment by Kevin T.Graham — April 1, 2009 @ 1:29 pm