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Fixing Wisconsin’s criminal court case backlog

By Frederica Freyberg | Here & Now

April 29, 2022 • Southeast Region

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Chief Judge Mary Triggiano, who administers Milwaukee County circuit courts, describes how the pandemic created a backlog of criminal cases and how federal aid is being deployed to address the issue.

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