A Wisconsin judge has delayed implementation of Gov. Walker’s union-busting law by stopping the publication of the law until further order of the court. The law can’t go into effect until it is published.

Dane County District Attorney Ismael Ozanne had filed a suit challenging the law, saying the vote on the bill violated Wisconsin’s open meeting law. He had requested blocking the publication in his suit, so that the case could be heard before it went into effect.

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