In a heartfelt farewell after 30 years on the Wisconsin Supreme Court, Chief Justice Ann Walsh Bradley emphasized judicial independence and the importance of public trust in the courts. Reflecting on her tenure, she highlighted changes in the court’s composition and role, yet underscored enduring dedication to the rule of law. Known for her principled dissents and advocacy for individual rights, Bradley voiced concern over judicial partisanship, weak recusal rules, and lack of legal access in rural areas. Though retiring, she remains engaged, urging reforms and civic responsibility while expressing cautious optimism about the court’s future.