Wisconsin Legislature: I

CWD: research into genetic resistance in farm-raised deer [A.Sub.Amdt.1: Sec. 9132 (3y)] - AB56

Deer carcass disposal grant program for counties established by DNR, conditions set - AB348

Deer carcass disposal grant program for counties established by DNR, conditions set - SB325

Deer carcass disposal sites and large metal containers: DNR required to provide; CWD education and funding provisions - AB535

Deer carcass disposal sites and large metal containers: DNR required to provide; CWD education and funding provisions - SB477

Deer carcass handling in the field and transporting out of county it was harvested in: suspension of portions of DNR emergency rules per s. 227.26 (2) (f), Wis.Stats. - AB6

Deer carcass handling in the field and transporting out of county it was harvested in: suspension of portions of DNR emergency rules per s. 227.26 (2) (f), Wis.Stats. - SB27

Deer carcass tags: requirements eliminated by 2017 WisAct 59 restored - AB549

Deer carcass tags: requirements eliminated by 2017 WisAct 59 restored - SB294

Double fence or solid barrier for farm-raised deer in CWD areas: financial assistance program created in DATCP - SB910

Farm-raised deer sales and use tax exemption repealed [Sec. 1055, 9437 (1); original bill only] - AB56

Farm-raised deer sales and use tax exemption repealed [Sec. 1055, 9437 (1)] - SB59

Hunting and fishing approvals for persons with disabilities: physical therapists and licensed occupational therapists may certify disability of applicant - AB826

Hunting and fishing approvals for persons with disabilities: physical therapists and licensed occupational therapists may certify disability of applicant - SB755

Hunting, fishing, and trapping approvals: DNR may develop an automatic reissuance system [Sec. 348] - AB56

Hunting, fishing, and trapping approvals: DNR may develop an automatic reissuance system [Sec. 348] - SB59

Veteran disability rating revised to qualify for certain hunting and fishing authorizations and state trail passes - AB673

Veteran disability rating revised to qualify for certain hunting and fishing authorizations and state trail passes - SB587

Waterfowl hunting stamp fee increased - AB543

Waterfowl hunting stamp fee increased - SB611

Wild animal surcharge increase for the unlawful taking of deer - AB39

Wild animal surcharge increase for the unlawful taking of deer - SB36

Wildlife damage abatement program and wildlife damage claim program changes; bear trap provision - AB695

Wildlife damage abatement program and wildlife damage claim program changes; bear trap provision - SB628

Concentrated animal feeding operation (CAFO) annual fee increased; nutrient management plan established; groundwater monitoring re manure landspreading; well construction and pump installation rules updated; collaboration to update SnapPlus program; appropriations, State Laboratory of Hygiene, DNR, DHS, DATCP, UW, USDA, and PFAS provisions - AB867

Groundwater Coordinating Council additional funding; funding for DHS positions re groundwater, drinking water, waterborne diseases, and harmful algae blooms; State Laboratory of Hygiene appropriation changes - AB916

Marijuana: recreational use and medical use permitted; excise tax, labor peace agreement, registry ID cards, compassion centers, operating a motor vehicle under the influence, fair employment law, insurance, UI, and public assistance provisions; DATCP, DHS, and DOR duties; JRCCP may report - AB220

Marijuana: recreational use and medical use permitted; excise tax, labor peace agreement, registry ID cards, compassion centers, operating a motor vehicle under the influence, fair employment law, insurance, UI, and public assistance provisions; DATCP, DHS, and DOR duties; JRCCP may report - SB377

Medical cannabis: DHS to establish registry for specified medical conditions or treatments and issue ID cards; producer, processor, or dispensary to obtain license from DATCP, conditions and fee provisions; discrimination in employment and licensing prohibitions; medical use defense to THC-related prosecutions and forfeiture actions for registered persons; JRCCP may report - AB570

Medical cannabis: DHS to establish registry for specified medical conditions or treatments and issue ID cards; producer, processor, or dispensary to obtain license from DATCP, conditions and fee provisions; discrimination in employment and licensing prohibitions; medical use defense to THC-related prosecutions and forfeiture actions for registered persons; JRCCP may report - SB507

Medical marijuana: medical use defense to THC-related prosecutions for registered persons; DHS to establish medical cannabis registry; DATCP to license and regulate dispensaries; surcharge on dispensary sales; employer may refuse to accommodate; marijuana use policy for employees allowed; limitations on arrests and prosecutions [Sec. 130, 206, 758-760, 771, 772, 778, 814, 816, 818, 820, 821, 1053, 1102, 1270, 1345, 1761, 1763, 1829, 1860, 1974, 2021, 2113-2116, 2197-2210, 2219, 2225-2229, 2235-2241; original bill only] - AB56

Medical marijuana: medical use defense to THC-related prosecutions for registered persons; DHS to establish medical cannabis registry; DATCP to license and regulate dispensaries; surcharge on dispensary sales; employer may refuse to accommodate; marijuana use policy for employees allowed; limitations on arrests and prosecutions [Sec. 130, 206, 758-760, 771, 772, 778, 814, 816, 818, 820, 821, 1053, 1102, 1270, 1345, 1761, 1763, 1829, 1860, 1974, 2021, 2113-2116, 2197-2210, 2219, 2225-2229, 2235-2241] - SB59

Motor vehicle traffic stop when law enforcement accesses operator’s license, permit, or ID card: DOT required to record certain information of the person whose record was accessed - AB678

REAL ID noncompliant driver's license or ID card requirements and DOT duties revisions [Sec. 809, 815, 817, 819, 822, 1344, 1346-1353, 1397-1400, 1804, 1825, 1854, 1857, 1861, 1992, 1994-1998, 2000-2012, 2014-2020, 2060, 2077, 9344 (2), 9444 (1); original bill only] - AB56

REAL ID noncompliant driver's license or ID card requirements and DOT duties revisions [Sec. 809, 815, 817, 819, 822, 1344, 1346-1353, 1397-1400, 1804, 1825, 1854, 1857, 1861, 1992, 1994-1998, 2000-2012, 2014-2020, 2060, 2077, 9344 (2), 9444 (1)] - SB59

Student ID cards: contact information for suicide prevention and crisis support hotlines required [S.Amdt.1: private school provision removed, higher education institution limited to UW System and technical colleges] - AB531

Student ID cards: contact information for suicide prevention and crisis support hotlines required - SB496

Suspension of voter ID requirement during a declared state of emergency - SB920

Veteran status indicated on operator’s license or state ID card: ``veteran” includes current or former armed forces, reserve unit, or national guard members - AB80

Veteran status indicated on operator’s license or state ID card: ``veteran” includes current or former armed forces, reserve unit, or national guard members - SB87

Voter ID card requirements and time period to complete in-person absentee ballots revised [Sec. 6, 13, 2013, 9112 (2); original bill only] - AB56

Voter ID card requirements and time period to complete in-person absentee ballots revised [Sec. 6, 13, 2013, 9112 (2)] - SB59

Deportation of Hmong and Lao U.S. residents to the Lao People’s Democratic Republic: efforts by the State Department and Trump Administration opposed - AJR154

Detention contracts prohibited between local governmental units and the federal government or any federal agency re detaining adult and minor noncitizens for civil immigration custody or refugee resettlement purposes; DOC provision - AB485

Detention contracts prohibited between local governmental units and the federal government or any federal agency re detaining adult and minor noncitizens for civil immigration custody or refugee resettlement purposes; DOC provision - SB402

Discrimination in housing based on citizenship or immigration status is unlawful - AB425

Discrimination in housing based on citizenship or immigration status is unlawful - SB539

Federal immigration enforcement activities: limiting cooperation of DOJ and local law enforcement officers; model policy provision - AB484

Federal immigration enforcement activities: limiting cooperation of DOJ and local law enforcement officers; model policy provision - SB401

Immigration status: prohibiting local ordinance, resolution, or policy that prohibit enforcement of federal or state law; authorizing certain elective officeholders to commence enforcement action, writ of mandamus provision; reduction of shared revenue payments; and political subdivision is liable for damage caused by an illegal alien - AB138

Immigration status: prohibiting local ordinance, resolution, or policy that prohibit enforcement of federal or state law; authorizing certain elective officeholders to commence enforcement action, writ of mandamus provision; reduction of shared revenue payments; and political subdivision is liable for damage caused by an illegal alien - SB151

Sexual assault: kit collection, processing, and storage procedures created; victim bill of rights created; DOJ collection of certain data and publishing, data bank, and report provisions; citizenship of individuals arrested and convicted of; attendance in private school participating in the parental choice program for certain victims; reimbursement of certain costs - AB844

Sexual assault: kit collection, processing, and storage procedures created; victim bill of rights created; DOJ collection of certain data and publishing, data bank, and report provisions; citizenship of individuals arrested and convicted of; attendance in private school participating in the parental choice program for certain victims; reimbursement of certain costs - SB809

Absolute sobriety required for operation of snowmobiles by persons under 21 years of age - AB7

Absolute sobriety required for operation of snowmobiles by persons under 21 years of age - SB10

AB Specialty Silicones in Waukegan, Illinois: honoring lives of the individuals involved in the May 3, 2019 explosion and fire - AJR75

AB Specialty Silicones in Waukegan, Illinois: honoring lives of the individuals involved in the May 3, 2019 explosion and fire - SJR58

Berkos, Daniel M.: life and public service as Juneau County DA and on the Public Defender Board commended - AJR96

Berkos, Daniel M.: life and public service as Juneau County DA and on the Public Defender Board commended - SJR70

Brooks, Edward ``Ed”: life and public service of state representative commended - AJR81

Brooks, Edward ``Ed”: life and public service of state representative commended - SJR62

Burns, Dennis: life and public service of Deputy Senate Sergeant-at-Arms and 30 year legislative employee commended - SJR67

Chilsen, Walter John: life and public service of former state senator commended - SJR4

Grady, Warren A.: life, military service in World War II, and public service of former state representative and judge commended - AJR136

Grady, Warren A.: life, military service in World War II, and public service of former state representative and judge commended - SJR101

Hill, Richard G. ``Rick”: honoring the life and service of former Chairman of the Oneida Nation - AJR131

Hill, Richard G. ``Rick”: honoring the life and service of former Chairman of the Oneida Nation - SJR98

Jackson, Gwen T.: life, public service, and dedication to the Milwaukee community and beyond commended - SJR23

Matera, Major General Raymond A.: life and public service of former Wisconsin Adjutant General - AJR14

Matty, Richard ``Dick”: life and public service of former state representative commended - AR15

Maurer, John Joseph: life and public service of former state senator and DVA Secretary commended - SJR42

Musser, Terry: life and public service of former state representative commended - AJR109

Musser, Terry: life and public service of former state representative commended - SJR78

Polasek, Joe: life and 44 year career with the state commended - SJR11

Stevens, Justice John Paul: life and public service on the U.S. Supreme Court commended - AJR98

Stevens, Justice John Paul: life and public service on the U.S. Supreme Court commended - SJR71