Subject Index

Death penalty for first-degree intentional homicide that is vicious; jury for sentencing hearing must be unanimous or it may impose a life sentence; execution by lethal injection; court and appellate review provisions - SB115

Drunken driving offense: terms of imprisonment increased for second or subsequent conviction - AB490

Escape by person on probation, parole, or extended supervision; ``custody" definition revised [Conf.Sub.Amdt.1]  - MR8 AB1

Escaping from probation, parole, or extended supervision officer for adults or caseworker or intake or dispositional services worker for juveniles if person is detained for certain violations: prohibition created; penalties provided  - AB144

Extended supervision for up to 90 days: Corr.Dept may house in any Corr.Dept facility, county jail, Huber facility, or work camp [Sec. 3177] -  SB40

Felony victim's prior testimony: admissibility of in revocation of probation, parole, or extended supervision proceedings - AB431

First-degree intentional homicide of a law enforcement officer: penalty is life imprisonment without eligibility for parole or extended supervision -  AB405

Home detention revisions; sheriff and jail superintendent duties  - AB773

Law enforcement agency and bargaining unit to be notified when person who (in committing a crime) killed a law enforcement officer is released from a correctional facility, mental health facility, extended supervision, or parole  - AB537

Life imprisonment without eligibility for parole or extended supervision for first-degree intentional homicide of a law enforcement officer -  AB405

Misdemeanor term of confinement: person may petition for sentence adjustment after serving certain percentage  - AB277

Parole Commission renamed Earned Release Review Commission; duties expanded [Sec. 24, 28, 37, 130, 321, 322, 615, 3012, 3100-3102, 3106, 3107, 3167, 3169-3176, 3181-3204, 3862, 3877, 3878, 3888-3890, 3907, 3908]  - SB40

Parole, probation, or extended supervision following conviction of certain sex offenses: inmate prohibited from contacting the victim and certain other persons as a condition of release - AB790

Parole, probation, or extended supervision following conviction of certain sex offenses: inmate prohibited from contacting the victim and certain other persons as a condition of release - SB468

Person convicted of certain sexual assault felonies: trial judge may not release from imprisonment before sentencing or the granting of probation -  SB290

Right to vote barred re felony conviction: right restored to persons on extended supervision, parole, or probation but barred again if person is returned to prison, jail, or house of correction; Corr.Dept notice provision -  AB390

Right to vote barred re felony conviction: right restored to persons on extended supervision, parole, or probation but barred again if person is returned to prison, jail, or house of correction; Corr.Dept notice provision -  AB630

Scrap metal sales, purchases, and dealers: definitions, photograph and records requirements, fines, civil action provision, and theft of property modified [S.Amdt.1: definition revisions; S.Amdt.2: photographic or video image of vehicle license plate requirement deleted; S.Amdt.3: confidentiality of certain information] -  SB473

Sentencing Commission eliminated; Bureau of Criminal Justice Research created in OJA, duties defined [Sec. 33-35, 119, 120, 125, 157, 159, 522, 530, 616, 629, 2995, 3010, 3011, 3893- 3906] -  SB40

Sentencing Commission: statutory provisions deleted; sunset provided [Enrolled SB-40: Sec. 24, 35, 157, 159, 522, 530, 616, 629, 2995, 3010, 3011, 3879d, 3893, 9401 (1k)]  - SB40

Truth-In-Sentencing Phase II Council created; report and sunset provisions [Sec. 36, 75, 158, 160, 3879]  - SB40

sentencing commission Sentencing Commission

Sentencing Commission eliminated; Bureau of Criminal Justice Research created in OJA, duties defined [Sec. 33-35, 119, 120, 125, 157, 159, 522, 530, 616, 629, 2995, 3010, 3011, 3893- 3906] -  SB40

Sentencing Commission: statutory provisions deleted; sunset provided [Enrolled SB-40: Sec. 24, 35, 157, 159, 522, 530, 616, 629, 2995, 3010, 3011, 3879d, 3893, 9401 (1k)]  - SB40

septage disposal Septage disposal, see Sanitation and sewerage management

sergeant_at_arms Sergeant-at-arms, see Legislature — Employee

servais, adam Servais, Adam

Life and military service commended -  SJR31

service animal Service animal, see Animal; Dogs

service of process and papers Service of process and papers, see also Subpoena

Domestic abuse, child abuse, or harassment temporary restraining order and injunction: notification of the service of a petition revised -  AB767

Failure-to-stop violation re school bus: initial service of a citation revised -  AB847

Process server certification requirements created, exceptions provided -  AB938

service station Service station, see Gasoline

sewerage Sewerage, see Milwaukee — Sewerage; Sanitation and sewerage management

sex crimes Sex crimes

Appellate procedures integrated re commitments of persons found not guilty by reason of mental disease or defect and commitments of sexually violent persons  - SB420

Appellate 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 -  AB276

Chartreuse-colored license plate required on all vehicles owned by certain sex offenders being tracked by a GPS tracking device; penalty provisions -  AB226

Chartreuse-colored license plate required on all vehicles owned by certain sex offenders being tracked by a GPS tracking device; penalty provisions [A.Sub.Amdt.1 or A.Amdt.1; deleted by Conf.Sub.Amdt.1] -  SB40

Child abuse or neglect case resulting in child fatality or near fatality or the child, if under 13 years of age, was a victim of sexual assault: public disclosure requirements revised, exception provision, report required - SB542

Crimes against children: laws revised and reconciliation of 2005 WisActs 430, 431, and 437 -  AB209

Crimes against children: laws revised and reconciliation of 2005 WisActs 430, 431, and 437 [S.Amdt.3: GPS provision removed] -  SB103

Crimes committed on school premises during certain hours by a person who is not a student at that school: penalties revised; offenses specified -  AB366

DNA evidence connected to certain felonies: time period for commencing prosecution revised; 2005 WisActs 60 and 276 reconciliation provision -  AB524

DNA evidence connected to certain felonies: time period for commencing prosecution revised; 2005 WisActs 60 and 276 reconciliation provision -  SB271

Emergency contraception for sexual assault victims: hospital requirements specified; definition provisions [A.Sub.Amdt.1: further revisions, appeal of forfeiture added]  - AB377

Emergency contraception for sexual assault victims: hospital requirements specified; definition provisions  - SB129

Employment discrimination based on unpardoned conviction of a sex offense or violent offense permitted whether or not the offense substantially relates to the job; considered a matter of statewide concern and local governments prohibited from adopting certain provisions -  AB260

Employment discrimination based on unpardoned conviction of a sex offense or violent offense permitted whether or not the offense substantially relates to the job; considered a matter of statewide concern and local governments prohibited from adopting certain provisions [A.Sub.Amdt.1 or A.Amdt.1; deleted by Conf.Sub.Amdt.1] -  SB40

Exposing genitals or pubic area re children: penalty increased; convicted person to provide DNA specimen [A.Sub.Amdt.1 or A.Amdt.1; deleted by Conf.Sub.Amdt.1]  - SB40

Exposing genitals or pubic area to a child or causing a child to expose: classification of crime changed to a felony  - AB913

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 -  AB22

GPS signal from a tracking device used by Corr.Dept to monitor the movement of a sex offender: interference or tampering with made a felony -  AB597

GPS tracking of certain child sex offenders: provisions revised; Corr.Dept may contract for escorts re supervised release [Sec. 319, 3134-3166, 3929, 3930, 9409 (1), (2); Enrolled SB-40: further revisions, 3134m-3165m, deletes 3134-3166]  - SB40

Human trafficking and trafficking of a child: crimes created; AG, DA, DHFS, OJA, and DOA duties specified  - AB544

Human trafficking and trafficking of a child: crimes created; AG, DA, DHFS, OJA, and DOA duties specified  - SB292

Parole Commission members and state employees at correctional institutions, certain mental health institutes, the Wisconsin Resource Center, and secure mental health units or facilities for sexually violent persons classified as protective occupation participants under WRS -  AB354

Parole, probation, or extended supervision following conviction of certain sex offenses: inmate prohibited from contacting the victim and certain other persons as a condition of release - AB790

Parole, probation, or extended supervision following conviction of certain sex offenses: inmate prohibited from contacting the victim and certain other persons as a condition of release - SB468

Person convicted of certain sexual assault felonies: trial judge may not release from imprisonment before sentencing or the granting of probation -  SB290

Religious organization's investigation of sexual contact with a person under age 18 between certain dates: summary must be submitted to DHFS; public access provision  - AB949

Sex offender registrants required to have face-to-face meeting with police chief or sheriff of municipality or county of residence; Corr.Dept required to provide updated registry information to law enforcement and list of registrants by zip code upon request -  SB250

Sex offender registrants: Corr.Dept may require annual fee [Sec. 318, 3132] -  SB40

Sex offender registrants: computer use prohibitions; providing email accounts, user names, and Internet address of every Web site the registrant maintains required  - AB791

Sex offender registrants: political subdivision prohibited from enacting or enforcing an ordinance or resolution affecting the placement of -  AB702

Sex offender registrants prohibited from being in any school building or on any school property unless the registrant notifies the school; penalty provisions - AB326

Sex offender registrants required to provide email accounts and Internet address of every Web site maintained by the registrant - AB562

Sex offender registrants required to provide email accounts and Internet address of every Web site maintained by the registrant for personal or household use -  SB382

Sex offender registrants who have committed certain serious sex offenses: special driver's license or state ID card required; penalty and court provisions -  AB421

Sex offender registry revisions re release of specified information to law enforcement officers, child safety zones, registration requirements, information provided to director of security of postsecondary schools, and information on Corr.Dept Web site - AB332

Sexual Assault Forensic Examination Compensation Program created to compensate health care providers re services for victim of sexual offense [Sec. 491, 492, 494, 495, 499, 500, 3752, 3757, 3806, 3837-3861, 3863-3865, 3887, 3891, 9329 (4)]  - SB40

Sexual contact or intercourse with a corpse and disturbing or exposing a burial site or buried human corpse made felony crimes -  SB247

Sexual contact with a child: statute of limitations removed - AB651

Sexual contact with a child: statute of limitations removed - SB356

Sexual exploitation by a therapist allegations: preliminary hearing may be closed -  AB335

``Sexual intercourse" definition expanded re the crime of incest - AB652

``Sexual intercourse" definition expanded re the crime of incest - SB364

Sexually violent person released from state correctional institution or institutional care or changes address: notice to residents within one-mile radius of the person's new address required - SB555

Special bulletin regarding release of certain sex offenders: notification of police chiefs and sheriffs revised [Enrolled SB-40: Sec. 3132r] -  SB40

Special orders of business for March 12, 2008 established re AJR-106, AB-187, AB-422, AB-702, AB-737, AB-739, AB-778, AB-806, AB-857, AB-874, AB-878, AB-894, AB-896, AB-900, AB-905, AB-906, AB-908, AB-913, SB-20, SB-28, SB-48, SB-124, SB-128, SB-269, SB-351, SB-409, SB-483, SB-514, SB-517 - AR18

Tenant termination of tenancy permitted for imminent threat of serious physical harm, conditions specified; lease is void and unenforceable if landlord takes certain actions in retaliation for tenant's contact with law enforcement, health, or safety services; municipality and county prohibited from imposing a fee on property owner or occupant for call for emergency services [for further revisions, see entry under ``Landlord and tenant"] - SB269

Visual representation of nude person without person's consent: court may order person convicted of to register with Corr.Dept as a sex offender; juvenile and person found not guilty by reason of mental disease or defect provisions  - AB487

Voluntary and informed consent to an abortion: physician requirement to provide certain information revised re suspected domestic abuse, sexual assault, or incest; materials published by DHFS to include domestic abuse services information  - AB427

Voluntary and informed consent to an abortion: physician requirement to provide certain information revised re suspected domestic abuse, sexual assault, or incest; materials published by DHFS to include domestic abuse services information  - SB218

sex discrimination Sex discrimination, see Discrimination in employment

sex education Sex education, see School — Health program

sexual assault Sexual assault, see Sex crimes

sexually transmitted disease _std_ Sexually transmitted disease (STD), see Venereal disease