Wisconsin Legislature: Sentences and penalties

Child sex offenders: additional residence restrictions apply if the offender refused treatment programs while incarcerated - AB301

Child sex offenses: mandatory term of confinement and maximum term of imprisonment revised under certain circumstances [S.Sub.Amdt.2: further revisions, maximum term of imprisonment provisions removed] - AB784

Child sex offenses: mandatory term of confinement and maximum term of imprisonment revised under certain circumstances - SB408

Court may prohibit defendent, during term of confinement, from contacting victims of the crime; felony, probation, and penalty provisions [A.Amdt.1: court to determine who are victims; A.Amdt.2: ``felony" provision removed] - AB62

Crime victim right to make a statement at sentencing or disposition: prosecutor's obligation to provide notice modified - AB1063

Crimes committed against an individual age 65 or over: penalty enhancers created - AB1172

Death penalty for multiple first-degree intentional homicides under certain conditions: call for an advisory referendum; DNA evidence provision [S.Amdt.3: multiple homicide condition removed; S.Amdt.5: Spring 2006 primary election specified; A.Amdt.1: November 2006 general election specified, vicious nature of the homicide condition removed] - SJR5

Earned release to early parole or extended supervision authorized in any state prison re substance abuse treatment - AB866

Earned release to early parole or extended supervision authorized in any state prison; report re alternative dispositions for non-violent offenders [Sec. 2226-2231, 9101 (9); A.Sub. Amdt.1: provisions removed, Robert C. Ellsworth Correctional Center to provide substance abuse treatment program re earned release, 2226m, 2227m, deletes 2226, 2227, 9101 (9)] - AB100

First degree sexual assault of a child resulting in great bodily harm to the child: maximum penalty increased to life imprisonment - AB1095

First degree sexual assault of a child resulting in great bodily harm to the child: maximum penalty increased to life imprisonment - SB629

Harboring or aiding a felon: penalties revised; probation removed as a penalty and exemption for certain family members eliminated - SB248

Imprisonment for noncompliance with a municipal court order: consecutive with or concurrent to other imprisonment permitted - AB91

Life imprisonment without parole for second first-degree sexual assault conviction; convictions in other jurisdictions provision - AB708

Methamphetamine and related controlled substance analog: drug paraphernalia possession penalties increased re residence of person under age 18 and presence of child age 14 or younger - AB48

Microchip implanted in an individual: requirement of prohibited; forfeiture provision [A.Amdt.1: exceptions for condition of parole, probation, extended supervision, conditional release, or supervised release and a minor as directed by the minor's parent; S.Sub.Amdt.1 deletes the provisions of A.Amdt.1] - AB290

Misdemeanor term of confinement: person may petition for sentence adjustment after serving certain percentage - AB1134

Revocation of probation, parole, or extended supervision proceedings: admissibility of felony victim's prior testimony - AB890

Revocation of probation, parole, or extended supervision proceedings: admissibility of felony victim's prior testimony - SB632

Right to vote barred re felony conviction: restoring the right for certain persons released to extended supervision or parole but barred again if the person is returned to prison - AB865

Sex offender on parole, probation, extended supervision, supervised release, or conditional release re conviction for sexual assault of a child: Corr.Dept and DHFS required to track the person using a GPS tracking device; felony provision [for further revisions, see entry under ``Sex crimes"] - AB591

Sex offender on parole, probation, extended supervision, supervised release, or conditional release re conviction for sexual assault of a child: Corr.Dept and DHFS required to track the person using a GPS tracking device; felony provision - SB295

Sex offenses against children: certain penalties revised; child pornography surcharge created; child sex offender prohibition on working with children modified; computers used to facilitate a child sex crime provision [A.Sub.Amdt.1: further revisions, sex offender working with children provision removed, surcharge modified, OJA grants to nonprofit organizations that provide services to sexual assault victims created] - AB942

Sex offenses against children: certain penalties revised; child pornography surcharge created; child sex offender prohibition on working with children modified; computers used to facilitate a child sex crime provision - SB580

Sexual assault offense penalties revised re reclassification, ``two-strikes" offenses, court-ordered treatment for imprisoned offenders, and mandatory lifetime supervision - SB289

Special orders of business for March 7, 2006 established re AB-19, AB-33, AB-96, AB-353, AB-588, AB-596, AB-671, AB-673, AB-675, AB-680, AB-681, AB-686, AB-751, AB-801, AB-838, AB-842, AB-856, AB-874, AB-900, AB-928, AB-934, AB-936, AB-958, AB-973, AB-974, AB-975, AB-987, AB-989, AB-990, AB-1008, AB-1015, AB-1024, AB-1028, AB-1060, AB-1077, SB-103, SB-350, SB-369, SB-405, SB-447, SB-450, SB-459, SB-501, SB-502, SB-510, SB-536, SB-537, SB-602 - AR50

Transitional halfway house for sexually violent persons on supervised release deleted from the authorized state building program - AB943

Transitional halfway house for sexually violent persons on supervised release deleted from the authorized state building program - AB974

Transitional halfway house for sexually violent persons on supervised release deleted from the authorized state building program - SB536

Voter registration: valid Wisconsin driver's license or ID card or uniformed service ID card required; use of corroborating electors discontinued; absentee ballot, provisional ballot, surrendered driver's license, confidential address re domestic abuse, and photo requirement exemption re religious tenets provisions [for further revisions, see entry under ``Elections Board"] - SB42

Earned release to early parole or extended supervision authorized in any state prison; report re alternative dispositions for non-violent offenders [Sec. 2226-2231, 9101 (9); A.Sub. Amdt.1: provisions removed, Robert C. Ellsworth Correctional Center to provide substance abuse treatment program re earned release, 2226m, 2227m, deletes 2226, 2227, 9101 (9)] - AB100

UI law revisions; study required - AB867

UI law revisions; study required - SB426

Adult entertainment business tax created and revenue distributed as grants for transitional release facilities; sexually violent person on supervised release to be placed based on treatment and services needed and where they are available - SB568

Appeal procedures integrated re restitution in criminal actions, commitments of persons found not guilty by reason of mental disease or defect, and commitments of sexually violent persons - AB1135

Child sex offenders: additional residence restrictions apply if the offender refused treatment programs while incarcerated - AB301

Child sex offenses: mandatory term of confinement and maximum term of imprisonment revised under certain circumstances [S.Sub.Amdt.2: further revisions, maximum term of imprisonment provisions removed] - AB784

Child sex offenses: mandatory term of confinement and maximum term of imprisonment revised under certain circumstances - SB408

Crime laboratories and drug law enforcement surcharges increased; lapse to general fund [Sec. 359, 362, 2086; A.Sub.Amdt.1: surcharge and lapse revisions, reimbursement costs re sexual assault forensic exams, 359b, s, 362c, 9229 (2k), deletes 359, 362] - AB100

Crime related to a felony sexual assault: time limit and DNA exception for prosecuting felony sexual assault expanded to include - AB648

Crime related to a felony sexual assault: time limit and DNA exception for prosecuting felony sexual assault expanded to include - SB315

Crimes committed by three or more persons: maximum imprisonment increased and a misdemeanor becomes a felony; crimes covered specified - AB1018

DNA profile required from person sentenced or on probation for fourth degree sexual assault or exposing oneself to a child or causing a child to expose himself or herself - AB990

DNA profile required from person sentenced or on probation for fourth degree sexual assault or exposing oneself to a child or causing a child to expose himself or herself [S.Amdt.1: lewd and lascivious behavior added] - SB569

Emergency contraception for sexual assault victims: hospital requirements specified - AB305

Emergency contraception for sexual assault victims: hospital requirements specified - AB795

Emergency contraception for sexual assault victims: hospital requirements specified - SB166

First-degree sexual assault case: evidence of previous assaults similar to alleged offense may be admitted - AB970

First-degree sexual assault case: evidence of previous assaults similar to alleged offense may be admitted - SB573

First degree sexual assault of a child resulting in great bodily harm to the child: maximum penalty increased to life imprisonment - AB1095

First degree sexual assault of a child resulting in great bodily harm to the child: maximum penalty increased to life imprisonment - SB629

Food service workers employed at state correctional institutions, secured correctional facilities, and certain mental health institutes and secure mental health units classified as protective occupation participants under WRS - AB430

Forfeiture of computers used in committing a serious child sex offense permitted, conditions and innocent security interest holders provisions; use of computer by child sex offender on parole, probation, or extended supervision restricted, Corr.Dept required to monitor - AB988

Forfeiture of computers used in committing a serious child sex offense permitted, conditions and innocent security interest holders provisions; use of computer by child sex offender on parole, probation, or extended supervision restricted, Corr.Dept required to monitor - AB1010

Foster home, treatment foster home, shelter, group home, or residential care center workers or volunteers prohibited from having sexual contact or sexual intercourse with children placed there; felony provisions [A.Sub.Amdt.1: further revisions, sexual abuse by stepparent added] - AB511

Harassment definition modified and harassment restraining order or injunction deadline increased; payment of filing fee for child abuse or vulnerable adult injunction revised [A.Amdt.1: child abuse restraining order or injunction deadline increased] - AB636

HIV, AIDS, or STD infected person intentionally having sexual intercourse with a person who does not know the person is infected: crime created; sex offender registry provision - AB652

Life imprisonment without parole for second first-degree sexual assault conviction; convictions in other jurisdictions provision - AB708

Microchip implanted in an individual: requirement of prohibited; forfeiture provision [A.Amdt.1: exceptions for condition of parole, probation, extended supervision, conditional release, or supervised release and a minor as directed by the minor's parent; S.Sub.Amdt.1 deletes the provisions of A.Amdt.1] - AB290

Second degree sexual assault: ``intoxicant" modified to include alcohol beverages - AB953

Second degree sexual assault: ``intoxicant" modified to include alcohol beverages [A.Sub.Amdt.1: further revisions, provision re giving consent] - SB526

Sex offender management: Corr.Dept authorized to charge fee to registered offenders [Sec. 287, 2223] - AB100

Sex offender on parole, probation, extended supervision, supervised release, or conditional release re conviction for sexual assault of a child: Corr.Dept and DHFS required to track the person using a GPS tracking device; felony provision [A.Sub.Amdt.2: further revisions, residency requirements added, court approval required re certain exceptions and termination of lifetime tracking; S.Sub.Amdt.2: further revisions, sex offender registry Web site provision added; S.Amdt.1: ``serious child sex offense" definition revised, exception to lifetime tracking requirements deleted, reconciliation provisions re 2005 WisAct 430 (AB-784); S.Amdt.2: ``passive positioning system tracking" added and defined, report required] - AB591

Sex offender on parole, probation, extended supervision, supervised release, or conditional release re conviction for sexual assault of a child: Corr.Dept and DHFS required to track the person using a GPS tracking device; felony provision - SB295

Sex offender on probation and confined in jail is not eligible for reduction in term of confinement for good behavior or community service - AB666

Sex offender placed in community under Corr.Dept supervision or on probation may not reside within one mile of the victim; serious sex offense definition broadened - AB360

Sex offender placed in community under Corr.Dept supervision or on probation may not reside within one mile of the victim; serious sex offense definition broadened - SB176

Sex offender registered with Corr.Dept: intentionally photographing, filming, or videotaping person under age 17 without written consent of parent, guardian, or custodian prohibited; felony provision - AB251

Sex offender registration: restrictions on residing near schools and child care facilities; penalty provisions - AB557

Sex offender registry: Corr.Dept required to make certain information available to school boards and governing bodies of private schools; confidentiality provision - AB535

Sex offender registry information re delinquency case or registrant who is a child: police chief, sheriff, and Corr.Dept may release under certain conditions [A.Amdt.1: Corr.Dept authority to release information removed] - AB99

Sex offender registry information re delinquency case or registrant who is a child: police chief, sheriff, and Corr.Dept may release under certain conditions - SB59

Sex offenses against children: certain penalties revised; child pornography surcharge created; child sex offender prohibition on working with children modified; computers used to facilitate a child sex crime provision [A.Sub.Amdt.1: further revisions, sex offender working with children provision removed, surcharge modified, OJA grants to nonprofit organizations that provide services to sexual assault victims created] - AB942

Sex offenses against children: certain penalties revised; child pornography surcharge created; child sex offender prohibition on working with children modified; computers used to facilitate a child sex crime provision - SB580

Sexual assault of a child and first-degree sexual assault: limitations period for prosecutions eliminated - AB47

Sexual assault offense penalties revised re reclassification, ``two-strikes" offenses, court-ordered treatment for imprisoned offenders, and mandatory lifetime supervision - SB289

Sexual contact by member of clergy resulting in injury: time limit to bring action for damages - AB612

Sexual contact by member of clergy resulting in injury: time limit to bring action for damages - SB287

``Sexual contact" definition expanded - AB444

``Sexual contact" definition expanded re third person - SB409

Sexual contact or intercourse with a 16- or 17-year-old prohibited re occupation or volunteer position that works directly with children other than through a school - AB702