Mitchell Schmidt
State Government Reporter at Wisconsin State Journal
State government reporter with @WiStateJournal. I have a dog named Floyd & too many plaid shirts.
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2 weeks ago |
madison.com | Mitchell Schmidt
Non-English speaking Wisconsinites who find themselves in a county courtroom could receive their state-mandated interpretation services from a computer screen or tablet, rather than from a trained interpreter, under proposed legislation circulating in the state Capitol.
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2 weeks ago |
madison.com | Mitchell Schmidt
As state lawmakers consider the possibility of using artificial intelligence to provide interpretation services in Wisconsin's county courts, some experts argue such programs are not yet sophisticated enough to replace a certified court interpreter. That's because the role of an interpreter is much more complicated than simply converting written text from one language to another.
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2 weeks ago |
lakegenevanews.net | Mitchell Schmidt
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4 weeks ago |
madison.com | Mitchell Schmidt
President Donald Trump's administration has put Dane County and the city of Madison on notice for "deliberately and shamefully obstructing" immigration enforcement efforts spearheaded by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, marking the latest escalation in the president's pledge for mass deportations nationwide.
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4 weeks ago |
madison.com | Mitchell Schmidt
U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson has again waded into long-debunked conspiracy theories, suggesting without evidence that someone, presumably with the government, imploded one of the buildings destroyed in the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks hours after the Twin Towers collapsed.
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Gov. Tony Evers' 400-year school spending veto upheld by Wisconsin Supreme Court https://t.co/zNcJyniTuA via @madisondotcom
ROFR is now WERA, with several new provisions. Despite those changes, the Legislature and lobbying groups remain split on the divisive power line competition bill: https://t.co/BMWL7IntLU via @madisondotcom
So far today: @elonmusk pledged $2 million to 2 Wisconsin voters. After deleting the tweet, Musk said money will instead go to 2 who signed his petition opposing "activist judges." Now @WisDOJ is seeking a court order to halt the effort: https://t.co/WH3F7bUQKo via @madisondotcom
