Chvala was the corrupt legislator, who, with the complicity of Fred Risser, blocked the Personal Protection Act in the Wis. Senate Committee in 2002, preventing it from being voted on and likely passed.
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If he EVER makes a single penny as a lawyer I hope he is sued by the relatives of someone who's live could have been saved by the passage and signing of the PPA.

To practice law again he has to have a sponsor.
Does anyone beside me see there is some questionable goings-on when his own daughter, a real estate agent, is allowed to be his sponsor?

You can't tend bar if you have a felony but you can be a lawyer??????

You can't tend bar if you have a felony but you can be a layer??????

I hope his hourly rate and retainer isn't very high....$25/hour sounds fair.

I know he'll find work, but I have to wonder who would ever want this shady fellow as their attorney.

blood-are you posting on the right article?

The Janesville Project
Investment- 5 Billion $$$ In 10 Years
Investment Source- International, Federal, State, County & Private Funds
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