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Wisconsin’s Long-Stalled Commutation Board Reawakens | Duluth News
Wisconsin’s long-dormant Commutation Advisory Board has reconvened after 25 years, reviewing 12 cases—including murder convictions—out of 800 applicants, with Daniel Cerney, a teen convicted of two homicides, speaking personally at the hearing. The board’s recommendations will go to Governor Evers for final approval, though no decisions were announced yet. Political tensions are rising ahead of the gubernatorial race: Republican Tom Tiffany vows to shut down the board, while Democratic candidate David Crowley supports continuing it—but only for non-violent offenders. The future of…
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