[Catspaw]

Walworth county is one of the few counties in Wisconsin that doesn't submit their data to CCAP, but even with CCAP, it'd still take someone to go to the Walworth county clerk of courts to pull the file.

It does sound like she's being revoked. And the administrative judge that does the revocations does not have to find that she's violated the rules of probation "beyond a reasonable doubt." That's for the jury. It's a lower standard (I'd have to look it up). The decisions by the adminstrative judge are almost always appealled and almost never reversed.

Oh, and if she's truly desparate about pumping her breasts, she doesn't need a breast pump. It can be done manually, just like handstripping a cow.

[dighton]

It can be done manually, just like handstripping a cow.

Ah, the dark side of Big Milk in Wisconsin. A crime against bovinity. Our California dairies would never allow such things.

;-)

[DJ MacWoW]

Oh, and if she's truly desparate about pumping her breasts, she doesn't need a breast pump. It can be done manually, just like handstripping a cow.

OWWWWWW If the milk is already hardening, hand expression isn't possible. It depends on how bad it's gotten. After 6 to 8 hours of not nursing, it's VERY painful.

[Marie]

I'm sorry, but getting milk out of a breast isn't as easy as it sounds for some women. You have to be relaxed enough for the milk to "let down". I could only pump manually and I had a friend who could only get milk out with a specific pump. If she's as upset about the situation as I would be, the milk would never drop.

Only labor compares with the pain of engorgement. It makes me want to faint just thinking about the agony this woman is in.