MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Wisconsin Attorney General Josh Kaul waded into the state's Supreme Court race Monday, renewing an old feud with conservative candidate Brad Schimel over delays in testing sexual assault evidence kits almost a decade ago.

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With more big Wisconsin Supreme Court cases on the horizon, in just 22 days, you'll decide if the court stays liberal or moves back conservative.

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"No one thinks that courts are apolitical entities these days, but they're still supposed to be different from, say Congress."

Susan Crawford and Brad Schimmel are continuing their efforts to earn votes for the open seat on the Wisconsin Supreme Court.

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