Subject Index

Beer taste samples may be provided by a Class ``A" licensee or a brewer, with consent, on Class ``A" licensed premises under set conditions; hours modified that ``Class A" licensee may provide wine taste samples -  SB63

Brew-on-premises and winemaking-on-premises permits created; fee, civil liability immunity, and occupational tax exemption -  AB774

Brew-on-premises and winemaking-on-premises permits created; fee, civil liability immunity, and occupational tax exemption -  SB469

Brewpub permit created; DOR duty set; severability provision - AB455

Brewpub permit created; DOR duty set; severability provision [Enrolled SB-40: Sec. 2757t-tm, we-ws, 2759b, ca, cb, cec-cLh, um, 2777g, r, 2780cd-cj, m, p, 3425m, 9441 (13d)]  - SB40

Brewpub permit created; DOR duty set; severability provision - SB224

``Class B" intoxicating liquor licenses: exception to quotas [A.Sub.Amdt.1 or A.Amdt.1; deleted by Conf.Sub.Amdt.1]  - SB40

``Class B" license: village in Ozaukee County meeting specific criteria permitted one additional license  - AB835

``Class B" license: village in Ozaukee County meeting specific criteria permitted one additional license [S.Amdt.2: sunset provision added] -  SB429

``Class B" licenses: municipal quota exception for full-service restaurants modified -  AB584

``Class B" licenses: municipal quota exception for full-service restaurants modified -  SB322

``Class D" license created authorizing retail sale of wine by certain restaurants for consumption on or off the premises; penalty provision -  AB189

``Class D" license created authorizing retail sale of wine by certain restaurants for consumption on or off the premises; penalty provision -  SB91

Culinary or cooking classes that permit wine to be consumed: exception to consumption of alcohol beverages in public places prohibition -  SB540

Daylight saving time: federal law changes adopted; closing time for ``Class B" licensed premise revised  - AB46

Daylight saving time: federal law changes adopted; closing time for ``Class B" licensed premise revised  - SB52

Intoxicating liquor and wine: production, sale, and distribution revisions; cooperative wholesaler and DOR provisions  - AB795

Intoxicating liquor and wine: production, sale, and distribution revisions; cooperative wholesaler and DOR provisions [S.Sub.Amdt.1: further revisions, wine collectors provision added] -  SB485

Intoxicating liquor manufacturer or rectifier permitted to sell or provide free taste samples directly to consumers for consumption on or off the premises; licensing, DOR, and winery permit provisions -  AB129

Intoxicating liquor manufacturer or rectifier permitted to sell or provide free taste samples directly to consumers for consumption on or off the premises; licensing, DOR, and winery permit provisions -  SB64

National Railroad Museum sales of beer, wine, and liquor [Enrolled SB-40: Sec. 2757w, 2759ce, cs]  - SB40

Official ID card re purchase of alcohol beverages: definition expanded to include military ID card; alcohol beverage licensee or permittee may require certain documents as proof of age but is not required to accept ID that is not valid or has been altered - AB246

Retail intoxicating liquor license issuance: interest restriction on a member of a municipal governing body modified [A.Amdt.1: violation of the code of ethics for local government officials, employees, and candidates specified]  - AB500

Retail intoxicating liquor license issuance: interest restriction on a member of a municipal governing body modified  - SB399

Smoking prohibitions: designated smoking area prohibited in public places and place of employment, exceptions specified; other prohibited places listed; exceptions for bowling centers, taverns, restaurants, private halls, and certain facilities eliminated; enforcement by person in charge of place required - SB150

Smoking prohibitions: designated smoking area prohibited in public places and place of employment, exceptions specified, tobacco retailer provision; other prohibited places listed; exceptions for bowling centers, taverns, restaurants, private halls, and certain facilities eliminated; enforcement by person in charge of place required -  AB834

Special orders of business for March 5, 2008 established re AB-47, AB-67, AB-92, AB-151, AB-212, AB-281, AB-346, AB-424, AB-479, AB-486, AB-517, AB-543, AB-553, AB-569, AB-579, AB-603, AB-635, AB-645, AB-663, AB-672, AB-673, AB-676, AB-677, AB-692, AB-693, AB-717, AB-736, AB-753, AB-755, AB-771, AB-772, AB-793, AB-804, AB-805, AB-817, AB-819, AB-825, AB-835, AB-842, AB-853, AB-864, AB-869, AB-872, AB-901, SB-69, SB-176, SB-272, SB-289, SB-294, SB-324, SB-325, SB-326, SB-327, SB-328, SB-335, SB-368, SB-369, SB-370 - AR16

Temporary ``Class B" licenses a municipality may issue to certain organizations in a 12-month period increased  - AB68

Three-tier intoxicating liquor distribution system modifications [Enrolled SB-40: Sec. 2757r, 2759c, cm, d-u, v-x, 2780b, d-f] - SB40

alcohol beverage _ sale to minors Alcohol beverage — Sale to minors, see also Identification cards

Alcohol beverages provided to a minor who suffers great bodily harm or death from their consumption: penalties expanded to include underage persons who are 18, 19, or 20 years old - AB196

Beauty salon or health spa: Class ``B" license exception created and exception allowing unaccompanied underage person on licensed premises -  AB505

Official ID card re purchase of alcohol beverages: definition expanded to include military ID card; alcohol beverage licensee or permittee may require certain documents as proof of age but is not required to accept ID that is not valid or has been altered - AB246

Suspended operating privilege of underage person re intoxicant in vehicle: period of suspension revised (remedial legislation) - AB591

Underage person on alcohol beverage licensed premises: exception created for batting cage facilities meeting certain requirements -  SB187

Underage person on alcohol beverage licensed premises: exception for the Wisconsin Renaissance Faire in Chippewa Falls - AB206

Underage person on alcohol beverage licensed premises: exception for the Wisconsin Renaissance Faire in Chippewa Falls - SB102

alcohol beverage _ taxation Alcohol beverage — Taxation

Brew-on-premises and winemaking-on-premises permits created; fee, civil liability immunity, and occupational tax exemption -  AB774

Brew-on-premises and winemaking-on-premises permits created; fee, civil liability immunity, and occupational tax exemption -  SB469

Fermented malt beverages tax rate increased; portion of which will fund law enforcement grants, community aids for AODA treatment services, and substance abuse treatment and prevention programs -  AB474

alcohol concentration Alcohol concentration, see Implied consent or alcohol concentration

alcoholism Alcoholism, see also Alcohol and other drug abuse; Alcohol beverage; Drunken driving

Alcoholism treatment activities: DHFS report to Governor or state health planning and development agency repealed [Sec. 1826] -  SB40

Fermented malt beverages tax rate increased; portion of which will fund law enforcement grants, community aids for AODA treatment services, and substance abuse treatment and prevention programs -  AB474

Group health insurance coverage of nervous and mental disorders, alcoholism, and AODA: specified minimum amounts of coverage removed; equal coverage to treatment of physical condition re deductibles, copayments, etc.; coverage of annual screening for mental health and substance abuse treatment and prepartum and postpartum depression required  - AB922

Group health insurance coverage of nervous and mental disorders, alcoholism, and AODA: specified minimum amounts of coverage removed; equal coverage to treatment of physical condition re deductibles, copayments, etc.; coverage of annual screening for mental health and substance abuse treatment and prepartum and postpartum depression required  - SB375

Inpatient facility reimbursement: county department of community programs reimbursement requirement reduced; DHFS appropriation provision -  AB509

alger, tracy lynn Alger, Tracy Lynn

Life and military service commended -  SJR85

alien Alien, see also Employment

Federal immigration law enforcement: Corr.Dept to enter into agreement with U.S. AG re investigation, apprehension, or detention of aliens in state correctional institutions  - AB895

Illegal alien charged with a violent felony is ineligible for pre-trial release if clear and convincing evidence is presented: constitutional amendment (1st consideration)  - SJR29

Illegal aliens: companies that hire are ineligible for income and franchise tax credits, property tax exemption, public works or services contracts, and loans or grants from local governments; review and good faith effort provisions  - SB404

Illegal aliens: companies that hire are ineligible for income and franchise tax credits, property tax exemption, public works or services contracts, and loans or grants from local governments; review, fines, and federal law provisions  - AB712

Illegal aliens: companies that hire are ineligible for income and franchise tax credits, property tax exemption, public works or services contracts, and loans or grants from local governments; review provision -  AB101

Immigration status of individual seeking or receiving public assistance: political subdivision prohibited from enacting or enforcing an ordinance, resolution, or policy that prohibits an employee from inquiring about immigration status and from notifying the federal government of the presence of illegal aliens; writ of mandamus provision  - AB569

Immigration status of individual seeking or receiving public assistance: political subdivision prohibited from enacting or enforcing an ordinance, resolution, or policy that prohibits an employee from inquiring about immigration status and from notifying the federal government of the presence of illegal aliens; writ of mandamus provision  - SB309

Legal status check by county sheriff required re felony or OWI offense [A.Sub.Amdt.1 or A.Amdt.1; deleted by Conf. Sub.Amdt.1] -  SB40

Pretrial release conditions: court may consider whether the defendant is legally present in the U.S.  - SB157

Prisoners in jail: sheriff required to verify citizenship if charged with a felony or OWI and notify U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement if not a citizen or authorized to be in the U.S. - AB711

Public assistance eligibility: documentary proof of citizenship or satisfactory immigration status required; exception provisions [A.Sub.Amdt.1 or A.Amdt.1; deleted by Conf.Sub.Amdt.1]  - SB40

Resident tuition eligibility for certain aliens re TCS and U.W. System [Sec. 733, 738, 9346 (2), 9352 (2)]  - SB40

alimony _maintenance_ Alimony (maintenance), see Divorce

all_terrain vehicle _atv_ All-terrain vehicle (ATV), see Recreation vehicle

alternate fuel Alternate fuel, see Fuel

altoona, city of Altoona, City of

TID number 3 in City of Altoona: timing of joint review board action on project plan amendment resolution modified; DOR provision -  AB320

TID number 3 in City of Altoona: timing of joint review board action on project plan amendment resolution modified; DOR provision -  SB180

alzheimer_s disease Alzheimer's disease, see Disease

amateur radio operator Amateur radio operator, see Radio

ambulance Ambulance, see Medical service

american indian American Indian, see Great Lakes Indian Fish and Wildlife Commission; Great Lakes Inter-Tribal Council; Indian gaming and compacts; Indians and tribal issues

american legion American Legion, see Forestry

american_made product American-made product, see Purchasing, Government

american red cross American Red Cross, see Organization, Miscellaneous

ammunition Ammunition, see Firearms and dangerous weapons

amphibian Amphibian, see Animal

amtrak Amtrak, see Railroad — Passenger service

amusement Amusement

Age a person is alleged to have violated criminal law, civil law, or a municipal ordinance and is subject to the Criminal Code or circuit court or municipal court rather than the juvenile court is raised to 18; fee on sale of video games and video game devices for juvenile correctional and juvenile justice services  - AB746

Age a person is alleged to have violated criminal law, civil law, or a municipal ordinance and is subject to the Criminal Code or circuit court or municipal court rather than the juvenile court is raised to 18; fee on sale of video games and video game devices for juvenile correctional and juvenile justice services  - SB401

Arts Board one-time grants for Lake Superior Big Top Chautauqua, Ko Thi Dance Company, and African American Children's Theater [Enrolled SB-40: Sec. 221m, p, 9104 (1j), 9404 (1j)] - SB40

Commercial ticket reseller regulations created -  AB955

Digital representations re photograph, film, motion picture, audio, or video is admissible under certain conditions; knowingly submitting altered evidence is a misdemeanor  - AB14

Film production company income and franchise tax credits: beginning taxable date modified - AB56

Film production company income and franchise tax credits: beginning taxable date modified - SB24

Film production company income and franchise tax credits: beginning taxable year modified - AB3

Film production company income and franchise tax credits: transfer to other taxpayers allowed; claiming salary or wages for employees who are nonresidents permitted under certain conditions -  AB907