Assembly Petitions:
Senate Bills:
15,
27,
53,
77,
87,
107,
118,
120,
129,
138,
212,
216,
244,
314,
315,
316,
351,
379,
401,
412,
423,
448,
455,
460,
463,
468,
486,
487,
495,
516,
523,
552,
556,
569,
589,
595,
600,
621,
639Senate Joint Resolutions:
8,
9,
10,
14,
16,
20,
24,
31,
32,
33,
34,
36,
37,
42,
44,
50A12
Krug, Rep.
Shirley I. (
12th A.Dist.;
Dem.)
Child abuse or neglect records and reports: disclosure provision expanded -
SB460
Criminal code or procedure: effective dates of new legislative acts modified -
SB391
Dog regulation: local ordinance based on breed prohibited -
AB631
Domestic violence awareness month proclaimed in October -
SJR38
Foster home: village foster home category created; court jurisdiction over removal of relative or village foster parent as CHIPS guardian in certain cases -
SB601
Juvenile dispositional orders: extension provisions revised -
AB665
Juvenile justice code created -
AB130
Legislative proposals affecting felony crimes: prison impact assessment required -
AB508
Milwaukee Brewers stadium project, East-West freeway: provisions of 1995 WisAct 113 modified; completion date specified -
AB1023
Milwaukee parental choice program: background investigations for certain employes of participating private schools
-
SB374
Milwaukee sesquicentennial commended -
SJR49
Protection orders of courts: full faith and credit provision created
-
AB793
Protection orders of courts: full faith and credit provision created
-
SB488
Stalking crime: victims eligible for compensation awards -
SB382
State superintendent of public instruction: appointment procedure created. Constitutional amendment (1st consideration) -
AJR52
Unfair sales act repealed -
AB558
Victim's right to attend court proceedings defendant is required or permitted to attend -
SB468
Other proposals coauthored or cosponsored by Rep. Krug:
Assembly Bills:
50,
73,
90,
102,
114,
121,
137,
148,
166,
201,
247,
250,
292,
293,
294,
372,
373,
378,
387,
392,
396,
399,
404,
438,
442,
452,
469,
497,
506,
529,
536,
573,
575,
576,
593,
598,
621,
644,
658,
715,
717,
755,
762,
772,
812,
829,
833,
854,
858,
870,
889,
915,
921,
926,
953,
971,
976,
1008,
1016,
1020Assembly Joint Resolutions:
1,
2,
3,
5,
11,
12,
13,
17,
23,
28,
34,
43,
50,
51,
58,
64,
65,
66,
67,
69,
70,
71,
72,
73,
76,
86,
87,
88,
92,
94,
96Assembly Petitions:
Senate Bills:
3,
13,
20,
24,
55,
77,
87,
92,
106,
119,
138,
144,
181,
270,
289,
325,
376,
410,
454,
456,
461,
463,
476,
487,
495,
496,
497,
506,
553,
581,
591,
615,
621,
630,
655,
665Senate Joint Resolutions:
3,
5,
8,
9,
10,
16,
20,
31,
33,
34,
36,
37,
43,
44,
50,
52A97
Krusick, Rep.
Peggy (
97th A.Dist.;
Dem.)
Abuse of patient: reporting requirements revised; criminal history search on employes at certain facilities
-
AB906
Abuse of vulnerable adults: laws revised -
AB311
Adult court: waiver of jurisdiction for children using firearms in committing violations which would be felonies if committed by an adult -
AB113
Cellular telephone emergency hotline established -
AB210
County officers (sheriff, coroner, surveyor, register of deeds, DA, county treasurer, clerk and clerk of circuit court): terms of office changed to 4-year. Constitutional amendment (1st consideration) -
AJR38
County officers (sheriff, coroner, surveyor, register of deeds, DA, county treasurer, clerk and clerk of circuit court): terms of office changed to 4-year. Constitutional amendment (1st consideration) -
SJR27
Crimes against children: time limit for actions revised -
AB747
Custodial parent allowed to obtain information about noncustodial parent -
AB343
Dangerous weapons possession by pupil: release of peace officers' records to school district administration
-
AB609
Elder abuse: criminal history search on certain facilities' employes; elder abuse awareness campaign funding; positions added to BOALTC; patient abuse reporting requirements
-
AB988
Elderly program funding re COP, BOALTC, the guardianship grant program and Alzheimer's disease training and information grants; tax credit provision -
AB739
Fingerprint report of certain Milwaukee police identification unit at preliminary examination: procedures revised
-
SB665
Fingerprinting applicants for AFDC or general relief permitted; federal approval required -
AB139
Fingerprints and other information from persons: revision re misdemeanors, controlled substance or public assistance crimes -
AB112
Fire department or patrol vehicle backing into station: motorists required to stop; liability imposed on owners
-
AB827
Fishing seasons in urban areas: DNR may establish for certain persons -
AB168
General relief: written standards of need repealed; non-medical benefit requirement modified -
AB243
Graffiti vandalism restitution -
AB134
Graffiti vandalism restitution -
SB66
Immobilization device use authorized in certain multiple nonmoving traffic violations -
AB506
Judicial substitution in criminal cases revised; disqualification provision retained -
AB111
Legislative immunity from arrest and civil process: constitutional grant abolished. Constitutional amendment (1st consideration) -
AJR27
Legislative immunity from arrest and civil process: constitutional grant abolished. Constitutional amendment (1st consideration) -
SJR22
Life imprisonment without parole -
AB167
MA beneficiary in an institution: personal needs allowance increased -
AB114
MA beneficiary in an institution: personal needs allowance increased -
SB20
MA discrimination in nursing homes prohibited; admission procedures established; private cause of action created
-
AB890
National girls and women in sports day proclaimed -
SJR4
OWI law enforcement costs: recovery provisions -
AB110
Police relief associations: laws revised -
AB779
Prescription drug label: expiration date required -
SB36
Restitution for child's act: performance of services for the victim by the child authorized -
AB385
Sexual contact definition revised -
SB74
Sheriff's fees for certain real estate sales increased -
AB828
Sheriffs' term of office changed to 4-year; restriction on holding any other office revised: constitutional amendment (1st consideration) -
AJR37
Sheriffs' term of office changed to 4-year; restriction on holding any other office revised: constitutional amendment (1st consideration) -
SJR21
Temperature in nursing homes: maximum specified -
AB891
Traffic and municipal violations: DOR authorized to offset unpaid judgements against income tax refunds
-
AB342
U.W. tuition exemption for resident undergraduate who is child of slain fire fighter or law enforcement officer
-
AB183
Vehicles failing to stop at railroad crossing: forfeiture increased
-
AB905
Vehicles failing to stop at railroad crossing: forfeiture increased
-
SB598
Vehicles transporting bulk materials: load cover requirements; exception provided -
AB135
Vehicles transporting bulk materials: load cover requirements; exception provided -
SB59
White light on police vehicles permitted; use limited -
SB365
Other proposals coauthored or cosponsored by Rep. Krusick:
Assembly Bills:
13,
21,
25,
26,
81,
86,
106,
130,
166,
194,
231,
233,
248,
262,
307,
322,
331,
333,
344,
345,
349,
380,
383,
405,
443,
500,
516,
550,
573,
591,
593,
600,
626,
717,
770,
772,
791,
833,
861,
889,
902,
921,
987,
989,
1006,
1011,
1023Assembly Joint Resolutions:
1,
2,
3,
11,
17,
23,
34,
40,
43,
51,
58,
64,
65,
66,
67,
69,
70,
71,
72,
73,
88,
94,
96Assembly Petitions:
Senate Bills:
24,
35,
44,
51,
53,
67,
68,
69,
70,
77,
80,
84,
87,
91,
118,
138,
140,
150,
151,
182,
213,
214,
215,
246,
253,
268,
301,
354,
355,
359,
394,
401,
443,
463,
474,
475,
512,
534,
553Senate Joint Resolutions:
5,
6,
8,
9,
10,
16,
17,
23,
30,
31,
33,
34,
36,
37,
39,
44,
49,
50A8
Kunicki, Rep.
Walter J. (
8th A.Dist.;
Dem.)
Budget bill (AB-150): party caucus deliberations open to the public -
AR26
Health care coverage purchase by private employers through GIB -
AB1035
Health care coverage purchase by private employers through GIB authorized; Private employer health care coverage board created in DETF -
AB1016
Health insurance market reform and coverage provisions revised re community rating, guaranteed issue, reinsurance, preexisting conditions and portability, contract renewability and fair marketing standards; electronic claims access required -
AB394
Theobald, Dr. H. Rupert: public service honored by plaque to be placed in Assembly chamber -
AB833
Trzeciego Maja day proclaimed May 3, 1995 -
SJR17
Wisconsin works: Bipartisan special joint committee on 1995 Assembly Bill 591 created; report required
-
AJR76
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