Headline: Wisconsin Public Radio,
In the motion filed Monday, Republican leaders argue the ban is still in effect, saying there’s no legal basis to render it obsolete based on lack of use. They also say Kaul, the Wisconsin Department of Safety and Professional Services, the Wisconsin Medical Examining Board and former Democratic State Rep. Sheldon Wasserman lack legal standing to bring a case because they’re not private citizens who could be affected by the ban. "Plaintiffs are public officials and agencies — not individuals or entities who could be accused of violating the State’s abortion laws," attorneys for lawmakers argued in a brief supporting the motion to dismiss.
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