Rebecca Dallet says her career prosecuting and judging criminal defendants is the kind of experience a state Supreme Court justice needs. She also says she wants to restore confidence in the state’s highest court. Dallet, 48, is one of three candidates who will face off in the primary election Feb. 20. The top two vote-getters...Read More

Milwaukee County Judge Rebecca Dallet said she has the right combination of experience and values to make her the best candidate for a vacant Wisconsin Supreme Court seat. “I’m the only candidate who has that,” she said Thursday during an Eau Claire interview, adding that she has presided over 230 jury trials and more than...Read More

It was refreshing to hear earlier this year that a candidate for the Wisconsin Supreme Court election in 2018 wants to return nonpartisanship to the highest court in the state. “That’s what I keep hearing from people,” said Milwaukee County Judge Rebecca Dallet when she stopped by the Pulse office on Aug. 29 to talk...Read More

Two state Supreme Court candidates were introduced to local Democratic voters Monday night — one as a progressive judicial candidate to combat a conservative court, another who says she seeks voters of all political affiliations who want to return independence on the court. Tim Burns, a Madison attorney, and Rebecca Dallet, a Milwaukee County judge,...Read More

A Milwaukee County judge is making a bid to be Wisconsin’s next Supreme Court justice. Judge Rebecca Dallet was in Superior to meet with people in her bid to replace Justice Michael Gableman on the state’s high court. Gableman, a former Burnett County judge, has announced he won’t be seeking a second term on the...Read More

EAU CLAIRE, Wis. (WEAU) — A Wisconsin judge running for Supreme Court Justice is campaigning in Western Wisconsin. Milwaukee County Circuit Judge Rebecca Dallet spoke to local elected officials and community members at the Annual Eau Claire County Democrats Potluck Picnic. The event was held last night at the Pine Pavilion in Carson Park. Judge...Read More

The two candidates for the state’s highest court who are backed by liberals on Friday showed deep divisions on whether politics has a place in judicial elections. Madison attorney Tim Burns and Milwaukee County Judge Rebecca Dallet, during their first candidate forum in Madison hosted by the liberal-leaning American Constitution Society for Law and Policy,...Read More

“I’m running for the Supreme Court because it’s out of balance. Justice Gableman is clearly part of the problem. But it’s not just about him, it’s about the direction of the court. I’m confident voters will see the need for experience and impartiality, and I’m looking forward to earning the voters’ trust.”Read More

Friends, I’m Judge Rebecca Dallet. I’m a sitting judge, a former prosecutor, and most importantly, a mother to three daughters. My oldest is off to college, and two still attend our great local public high school, full of amazing teachers and staff. I got in this race because I want a better Wisconsin for them,...Read More

Judge Rebecca Dallet announced today that she will be a candidate for the Wisconsin State Supreme Court in 2018. Judge Dallet was elected to the Milwaukee County Circuit Court in 2008, and re-elected in 2014, after serving as Presiding Court Commissioner. She previously worked for 11 years as a prosecutor, in both state and federal court. “I’ve spent...Read More