Wisconsin Legislature: Drugs -- Criminal acts and law enforcement

Personal care product containing microbeads: manufacture and sale prohibitions created; over-the-counter drug and ordinance provisions - SB15

Personal care product containing microbeads: manufacture, sale, and distribution prohibitions created; over-the-counter drug provision - SB18

Pharmacy benefit manager pricing transparency requirements created, definition provisions [S.Sub.Amdt.1: Sec. 4590p, 9422 (2j)] - SB21

Prescription drug assistance for elderly program: waiver of federal Medicaid law required and use of excess GPR and PR moneys - AB211

Prescription drug assistance for elderly program: waiver of federal Medicaid law required and use of excess GPR and PR moneys - SB142

Prescription drug assistance for the elderly program: Medicare Part D added to eligibility requirements [Sec. 1828, 1829, 9118 (4)] - AB21

Prescription drug assistance for the elderly program: Medicare Part D added to eligibility requirements [Sec. 1828, 1829, 9118 (4); original bill only] - SB21

Prescription drug monitoring program changes re timing of submission of records and disclosure of records; emergency rule provision [A.Amdt.1: review of patient's records exemptions, veterinarian prescription orders included, DSPS Secretary to notify LRB when the program is operational; A.Amdt.2: disclosure of records cannot contain patient's personally identifiable information] - AB364

Prescription drug monitoring program changes re timing of submission of records and disclosure of records; emergency rule provision - SB268

Prescription drug monitoring program review and reporting requirements created, sunset provision [A.Amdt.1: CSB may contract with an analytics firm to augment the program] - AB766

Prescription drug monitoring program review and reporting requirements created, sunset provision - SB716

Prescription drug monitoring program transferred to CSB from the Pharmacy Examining Board; rule provisions re record disclosure and failure to comply; CSB membership modified [Sec. 175, 524, 3483, 4474, 4477, 9138 (1)] - AB21

Prescription refills: pharmacist may dispense varying quantities under certain conditions [A.Sub.Amdt.1: further revisions, applies to refills and not initial fills, excludes controlled substances, limited to 90-day supply] - AB866

Prescription refills: pharmacist may dispense varying quantities under certain conditions - SB709

Psychotropic medication: signed acknowledgement form requirements for administration to CBRF residents; off premises and nursing home provisions - AB791

Psychotropic medication: signed acknowledgement form requirements for administration to CBRF residents; off premises and nursing home provisions - SB748

Spiritual treatment in lieu of medical or surgical treatment for children: exemptions removed re county department determination of child abuse or neglect, felony physical abuse of a child, and administration of psychotropic medication to juveniles in correctional custody; Christian Science treatment limited to adult patients - AB959

Substance abuse screening and testing required for certain job training and work experience programs; substance abuse treatment provision [Sec. 1739, 1740, 1742, 1789, 1790, 9306 (3)] - AB21

Substance abuse screening and testing required for certain job training and work experience programs; substance abuse treatment provision [Sec. 1739, 1740, 1742, 1789, 1790, 9306 (3); S.Sub.Amdt.1: further revisions, appropriation and DCF rule authority added, 723n, 9106 (2c), deletes 9306 (3)] - SB21

UI benefit applicants: DWD to establish drug testing program, rules provision; survey of employers, voluntary submission of test results by employing unit, and unemployment reserve fund balancing account provisions - AB192

UI benefit applicants: DWD to establish drug testing program, rules provision; voluntary submission by employing unit [Sec. 725, 726, 3111, 3112, 3115, 3116, 3119, 3120, 9151 (5); S.Sub.Amdt.1: further revisions, deletes 725] - SB21

UI benefit applicants: DWD to establish drug testing program, rules provision; voluntary submission by employing unit [Sec. 725, 726, 3111, 3112, 3115, 3116, 3119, 3120, 9151 (5)] - AB21

Volunteer Health Care Provider Program, opioid treatment program, Well-Woman Program provision (remedial legislation) - AB679

Volunteer Health Care Provider Program, opioid treatment program, Well-Woman Program provision (remedial legislation) - SB554

WC law revisions re general coverage, payment of benefits, hearing and procedures, and program administration; study of restricted work during employee healing period required; DHA, LIRC, DOJ, and DWD duties - AB501

WC law revisions re general coverage, payment of benefits, hearing and procedures, and program administration; self-insurer provisions; DWD, LIRC, DHA, and DOJ duties [A.Amdt.1: certain employees of newspapers or magazines provision added] - AB724

WC law revisions re general coverage, payment of benefits, hearing and procedures, and program administration; self-insurer provisions; DWD, LIRC, DHA, and DOJ duties - SB536

drugs _ criminal acts and law enforcementDrugs -- Criminal acts and law enforcement

Cannabidiol (CBD oil) producers re treatment for seizure disorder: licensure program in DSPS established; possession and dispensing requirements modified - SB772

Capitol Police commended for implementing a Naloxone program that allowed Officer Chris Litzkow to save a man’s life - AJR93

DOJ grants to Lafayette County Sheriff's Department for drug law enforcement and drug interdiction services [A.Amdt.2: grant amount reduced] - AB771

Drinking age report, effective date of REAL ID Act, occupational tax on illegal controlled substances repealed (remedial legislation) - AB684

Drinking age report, effective date of REAL ID Act, occupational tax on illegal controlled substances repealed (remedial legislation) - SB559

Drug law enforcement and interdiction grant to the Lafayette County Sheriff's Department [S.Sub.Amdt.1: Sec. 9126 (1q)] - SB21

Heroin metabolite added to ``restricted controlled substance” definition re chemical tests for intoxication - AB557

Heroin metabolite added to ``restricted controlled substance” definition re chemical tests for intoxication - SB643

Law enforcement agency required to report controlled-substance violations, opioid-related drug overdoses or deaths, reports of stolen prescription drugs, and certain other information to the Prescription Drug Monitoring Program - AB365

Marijuana: elimination of criminal penalty for possession of 25 grams or less - AB246

Marijuana: elimination of criminal penalty for possession of 25 grams or less - SB167

Marijuana: state law changed to allow recreational and medical use of; restrictions, permits, taxation, medical registry, compassion centers, and penalties specified; OWI provision; DHS duties - AB224

Masking agent re lawfully administered drug test: use, possession, manufacture, distribution, and advertising of made a crime - AB658

Masking agent re lawfully administered drug test: use, possession, manufacture, distribution, and advertising of made a crime - SB499

Medical marijuana registry created and DHS duties; medical use defense to prosecutions, ID cards, dispensaries, testing laboratories, discrimination, background checks, fees, penalties, and local government provisions - SB789

Nonfelony possession of marijuana offenses: court to order expungement under set conditions - AB944

Possession of marijuana after conviction for Uniform Controlled Substances Act violation: penalty reduced; except if it occurred on school grounds, person carried a dangerous weapon, force was used, or someone suffered death or great bodily harm - AB945

Reclassifying a misdemeanor to a forfeiture or changing a penalty re disorderly conduct, theft of merchandise, and marijuana possession - AB995

Reclassifying certain felonies to misdemeanors re worthless checks, bail jumping, and second offense possession of marijuana - AB994

Search warrant: court, with probable cause, may authorize re OWI violations - AB43

Search warrant: court, with probable cause, may authorize re OWI violations - SB29

Tetrahydrocannabinols (THC) definition revised to remove dispense requirement for cannabidiol (CBD oil) exception - AB228

Tetrahydrocannabinols (THC) definition revised to remove dispense requirement for cannabidiol (CBD oil) exception - SB221

Tetrahydrocannabinols (THC) possession penalties modified - AB997

drunken drivingDrunken driving, see also Implied consent or alcohol concentration

Frequent sobriety testing pilot program established by DOJ re certain drunk driving violations; county, court, fee, and sunset provisions; reports required [S.Sub.Amdt.1: Sec. 748m, 3512v] - SB21

Homicide by intoxicated use of a vehicle: mandatory period of confinement - AB446

Ignition interlock device: court to order for first OWI offense regardless of alcohol concentration - SB484

Ignition interlock restricted license created re persons who have committed certain OWI-related offenses; DOT duties and penalty provisions - AB266

Ignition interlock restricted license created re persons who have committed certain OWI-related offenses; DOT duties and penalty provisions - SB222

Intoxicated operation of an ATV or UTV, intoxicated boating, and intoxicated snowmobiling laws revised; reinstatement fee, treatment program, safety program, and counting previous convictions provisions - AB803

Off-highway motorcycle (OHM): operation and registration requirements established; definition, fees, and trails provisions; DNR duties; Off-Highway Motorcycle Council created [A.Sub.Amdt.1: further revisions, false statement on application and electronic retrieval of information provisions added] - AB470

OWI first and second offense penalties revised - AB363

OWI penalties for fifth and sixth offense: mandatory minimum prison sentence - AB445

OWI penalties for fourth or greater offense revised; definition of ``injury” modified - AB536

OWI penalties for fourth or greater offense revised; definition of ``injury” modified - SB455

OWI penalties for second and fourth offense revised - AB444

OWI penalties for third or greater offense revised - AB447

OWI-related civil traffic violation citation: person required to appear in court; failure to appear provisions including warrant for person’s arrest and surcharge - AB352

OWI-related offense: mandatory minimum sentence for causing injury or substantial or great bodily harm, prior offense provision - AB353

OWI-related offense: permanent revocation of motor vehicle operating privileges under set conditions; reinstatement and OAR provisions; DOT appendix report - AB432

OWI-related offense: permanent revocation of motor vehicle operating privileges under set conditions; reinstatement and OAR provisions; DOT appendix report - SB335

OWI-related offense while operating a commercial vehicle: alternative sentencing created for second, third, or fourth offense re probation and specified treatment plan - SB786

Pretrial intoxicated driver intervention grant program transferred from DOT to DHS [Sec. 656, 692, 2595, 4349] - AB21

Pretrial intoxicated driver intervention grant program transferred from DOT to DHS [Sec. 656, 692, 2595, 4349] - SB21

Safe ride program surcharge created [S.Sub.Amdt.1: Sec. 655j, 4345m, 4349m, 4619p, 4620g-r, 4734m, 9345 (4j)] - SB21

Search warrant: court, with probable cause, may authorize re OWI violations - AB43

Search warrant: court, with probable cause, may authorize re OWI violations - SB29

Sobriety checkpoint pilot program: Milwaukee County, or city, town, or village within Milwaukee County, may establish; sunset provision - SB683

Sobriety program: court may order participation in for certain drunk driving offenses requiring installation of an ignition interlock device; occupational driver’s license provision [A.Amdt.2: revisions and DOJ pilot program for frequent testing for use of alcohol or a controlled substance added] - AB839

Sobriety program: court may order participation in for certain drunk driving offenses requiring installation of an ignition interlock device; occupational driver’s license provision - SB667

dspsDSPS, see Safety and Professional Services, Department of

duax, davidDuax, David

Life and public service to the state and City of Eau Claire commended - AJR41

dunn countyDunn County

Circuit court branches added to Calumet, Wood, Marathon, Dunn, Polk, Jackson, and Vilas counties - AB503

Circuit court branches added to Calumet, Wood, Marathon, Dunn, Polk, Jackson, and Vilas counties - SB380