Wisconsin Supreme Court Blocks Stay-At-Home Order Extension

The video discusses the extension of Wisconsin's stay-at-home order initially issued in March to combat COVID-19. The order was extended by Secretary Andrea Palm until May 26th, leading to a legal dispute with Republican lawmakers who argued it required legislative approval. The Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled that the extension was not within the administration's authority, emphasizing the need for rulemaking to prevent unilateral decisions. The court urged collaboration between lawmakers and the administration to address the pandemic's impact effectively.

When was the initial stay-at-home order by Ivors' administration set to expire?

• June

• March

• May

• April

Who extended the stay-at-home order until May 26th?

• Andrea Palm

• The Supreme Court

• Ivors

• Republican lawmakers

What was the main argument of Republican lawmakers against the extension of the order?

• It required legislative approval

• It was too strict

• It was unnecessary

• It was too short

What did the Supreme Court suggest should happen while the order remains in place?

• Immediate lifting of the order

• Collaboration between lawmakers and the administration

• A public referendum

• A new election

Until when did the Supreme Court allow the stay-at-home order to remain in place?

• May 26th

• April 30th

• June 1st

• May 20th