16. Annie Daniel of Racine, Wisconsin claims $5,000 for attorney's fees incurred when the claimant was charged with abuse of a resident by the Racine County District Attorney. The Claimant is employed at Southern Wisconsin Center and was accused of striking a resident while on duty on October 9, 1992. She contracted with legal counsel for a flat fee of $5,000 to defend her against the charge. The case was dismissed after a preliminary hearing on the grounds that the allegations were not plausible. The Racine County DA and the Department of Health & Family Services recommend denial of this claim. Under s.
775.11, Stats., the claimant is entitled to compensation only if she is found not guilty. The Board concludes the claim should be paid in the reduced amount of $3,500 based on equitable principles. The Board further concludes, under authority of s.
16.007 (6m), Stats., payment should be made from the Claims Board appropriation s.
20.505 (4) (d), Stats.
The Board concludes:
1. The claims of the following claimants should be denied:
William Deppen
Gary Heinrichs
Cleansoils Wisconsin, Inc.
Terrence P. Bauer
Central Wisconsin Inspection Services
Paul B. Cogswell
Bank of Homewood
Vera J. Cross
Gerald H. Herbst, Jr.
Thomas C. Smith
Milwaukee Police Association
2.Payment of the following amounts to the following claimants is justified under s.
16.007, Stats:
Lulloff's Used Cars $5,000.00
Robert E. Wilkes $2,100.00
Gloria S. Martell $100.00
InterCon Construction, Inc. $4,000.00
Annie Daniel $3,500.00
Dated at Madison, Wisconsin this _30_th day of October 1997.
Alan Lee, Chair
Representative of the Attorney General
Edward D. Main, Secretary
Representative of the Secretary of Administration
Sheryl Albers
Assembly Finance Committee
Brian Burke
Senate Finance Committee
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By Charles Sanders, chief clerk.
Mr. President:
I am directed to inform you that the Assembly has passed and asks concurrence in:
Assembly Bill 93
Assembly Bill 118
Assembly Bill 167
Assembly Bill 273
Assembly Bill 340
Assembly Bill 342
Assembly Bill 392
Assembly Bill 419
Assembly Bill 455
Assembly Bill 502
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Assembly Bill
93
Relating to: abuse of vulnerable adults and providing penalties.
By Representatives Krusick, Ainsworth, Black, Bock, Carpenter, Dobyns, Freese, Gunderson, Hahn, Hasenohrl, Kelso, Kreuser, Ladwig, La Fave, J. Lehman, Meyer, Musser, Notestein, Olsen, Ott, Ourada, Plale, R. Potter, Powers, Riley, Ryba, Seratti, Springer, Steinbrink, Turner, Walker and Wasserman; cosponsored by Senators Buettner, Drzewiecki, Farrow, Huelsman, Plache, Rosenzweig and Wirch.
Read first time and referred to committee on Judiciary, Campaign Finance Reform and Consumer Affairs.
Relating to: qualified domestic relations orders under the Wisconsin retirement system.
By Representatives R. Young, Baldwin, Boyle, Gronemus, La Fave, Notestein, Robson and Turner; cosponsored by Senators Grobschmidt, Buettner and Adelman.
Read first time and referred to committee on Economic Development, Housing and Government Operations.
Assembly Bill
167
Relating to: changing the name of a minor.
By Representatives Foti, Ladwig, Handrick, Riley, Duff, Dobyns, Goetsch, Gronemus, Williams, Hutchison, Lorge, Musser, M. Lehman, Cullen, Hahn and Ward; cosponsored by Senators Buettner, Farrow, Welch, Panzer and Rosenzweig.
Read first time and referred to committee on Judiciary, Campaign Finance Reform and Consumer Affairs.
Assembly Bill
273
Relating to: the regulation of dental hygienists, creating a dental hygienists affiliated credentialing board, granting rule-making authority and providing penalties.
By Representatives Powers, Robson, Zukowski, Hanson, Kreibich, Turner, Hahn, Musser, Bock, Vander Loop, Notestein, Olsen, Johnsrud, Kaufert and J. Lehman; cosponsored by Senators Clausing, Zien, Plache and Risser.
Read first time and referred to committee on Health, Human Services, Aging, Corrections, Veterans and Military Affairs.
Assembly Bill
340
Relating to: exempting certain vehicles that are used primarily off a highway from vehicle registration
By Representatives Ainsworth, Albers, Gard, Goetsch, Grothman, Hahn, Musser, Nass, Olsen, Ott, Owens, Powers, Seratti, Sykora, Ward and Skindrud; cosponsored by Senators A. Lasee and Zien.
Read first time and referred to committee on Labor, Transportation and Financial Institutions.
Assembly Bill
342
Relating to: rights of victims of crime, granting rule-making authority and providing a penalty.
By Representatives Krug, Green, Rutkowski, Duff, R. Potter, Schneider, Brandemuehl, Baumgart, Dobyns, Black, Freese, Boyle, Hahn, Carpenter, Harsdorf, Coggs, Seratti, Hanson, Sykora, Hasenohrl, Underheim, Ryba, Walker, Springer, Travis, Huebsch, Turner, Vander Loop, Hutchison, Wasserman, Kelso, L. Young, Ladwig, Ziegelbauer, F. Lasee, Hebl, Lazich, Huber, J. Lehman, Kreuser, M. Lehman, La Fave, Lorge, Meyer, Musser, Morris-Tatum, Olsen, Notestein, Plale, Ourada, Plouff, Porter, Riley, Robson, Albers and Bock; cosponsored by Senators Moore, Huelsman, Adelman, Plache, Welch, C. Potter, Wirch, Rosenzweig, Moen, Grobschmidt and Drzewiecki, by request of Attorney General James Doyle; Crime Victims Council; Wisconsin Coalition Against Sexual Assault; Parents of Murdered Children; Mothers Against Drunk Driving; Wisconsin Chiefs of Police Association; Wisconsin Victim/Witness Professionals Association; Coalition of Wisconsin Aging Groups; Wisconsin Merchants Federation; AFSCME, Locals 3021 and 3394 (Correctional Officers).
Read first time and referred to committee on Judiciary, Campaign Finance Reform and Consumer Affairs.
Assembly Bill
392
Relating to: the farm mediation and arbitration program, eliminating the farm mediation and arbitration board, the farmer assistance program, exit from and entry into the dairy industry, granting rule-making authority and making an appropriation.
By Representatives Ott, Otte, Brandemuehl, Sykora, Ward, Hahn, Ainsworth, Powers and Owens; cosponsored by Senator Roessler
.
Read first time and referred to committee on Agriculture and Environmental Resources.
Assembly Bill
419
Relating to: motor vehicle pursuit by law enforcement officers, training of law enforcement officers, requiring the exercise of rule-making authority and providing a penalty.
By Representatives Hanson, Goetsch, Musser, Travis, R. Potter, Cullen, Notestein, R. Young, Ziegelbauer, Murat, Hutchison, Lazich, Olsen, Freese, Nass, Robson, Plouff, Skindrud, M. Lehman, Baldwin, Albers, Owens, Wasserman, Krusick, Hasenohrl, Bock, Gronemus, Staskunas and Walker; cosponsored by Senators Adelman, Huelsman, Drzewiecki, Rude, Roessler, Clausing, Farrow, Risser, Plache, Grobschmidt and Zien.
Read first time and referred to committee on Judiciary, Campaign Finance Reform and Consumer Affairs.
Assembly Bill
455
Relating to: the making of restitution by a juvenile.
By Representatives Goetsch, Ladwig, Dobyns, Ziegelbauer, Olsen, Musser, Turner, Hahn, Freese, La Fave, Powers, Green, Walker, Owens, Vrakas, Gunderson, Otte, Ainsworth, Sykora, Hasenohrl, Staskunas, Springer and Seratti; cosponsored by Senators Drzewiecki, C. Potter, Huelsman, Welch, Darling, Roessler, Schultz, Weeden and Rosenzweig.
Read first time and referred to committee on Judiciary, Campaign Finance Reform and Consumer Affairs.
Assembly Bill
502
Relating to: regulation of grain dealers and grain warehouse keepers.
By Representatives Sykora, Ott, Gronemus, Springer and Zukowski; cosponsored by Senators Shibilski, Zien and Welch.
Read first time and referred to committee on Agriculture and Environmental Resources.
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Senate Joint Resolution 32
Relating to: providing that the proceeds of the state lottery, all moneys received by the state under Indian gaming agreements, other than moneys used to regulate and enforce the provisions of the Indian gaming agreements, and all moneys received by the state that are attributable to pari-mutuel on-track betting must be used for reducing property taxes imposed on principal dwellings by creating property tax credits and may be used for reducing rent constituting property taxes; and providing that the distribution of the proceeds of the state lottery, moneys received by the state under Indian gaming agreements and all moneys received by the state that are attributable to pari-mutuel on-track betting are not subject to the uniformity requirement of
article VIII, section 1, of the Wisconsin Constitution (first consideration).
