By: Sarah Lehr
State lawmakers have rejected similar requests in the past Wisconsin's public defender's office is asking for changes that aim to reduce how often criminal charges are filed in Wisconsin.
Sarah Lehr is a state government reporter for Wisconsin Public Radio. She covers a range of topics including law and legal affairs, government and politics, and education, with a focus on social issues and litigation in Wisconsin. Sarah's work has been featured in various outlets, including WKAR at Michigan State University, NPR, and Urban Milwaukee, Inc.
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Sarah Lehr's coverage focuses heavily on legal policy and government announcements, particularly within the local context of Wisconsin and Milwaukee. She covers a wide range of topics including healthcare, abortion rights, Wisconsin politics, tax breaks, mental health, criminal justice, education and labor disputes.
Given her focus on local legal policy regulations and government announcements in Wisconsin and Milwaukee specifically, she is likely to be most receptive to pitches from individuals or organizations directly impacted by these policies. Sources with insights into how these policies affect specific communities in this region would also be valuable to her reporting.
Additionally, given her articles about healthcare and mental health issues as well as labor disputes it may be beneficial for experts in those fields such as professionals from related NGOs or community leaders to reach out with their input.
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