Wisconsin Legislature: Drugs — Criminal acts and law enforcement

Medical marijuana program created, license provisions; Medical Marijuana Regulatory Commission created and attached to DOR; excise tax, criminal provisions, Prescription Drug Monitoring Program, fair employment law, UI, and WC provisions; JRCCP may report - AB750

Medical marijuana program created, license provisions; Medical Marijuana Regulatory Commission created and attached to DOR; excise tax, criminal provisions, Prescription Drug Monitoring Program, fair employment law, UI, and WC provisions; JRCCP may report - SB683

Medication and prescription provided to prisoner upon release: DOC required to provide - AB653

Medication and prescription provided to prisoner upon release: DOC required to provide - SB592

Medication for the purpose of ending life: individuals meeting requirements may request from their physicians; DHS duties; does not constitute attempted suicide; JRCCP may report - AB552

Medication for the purpose of ending life: individuals meeting requirements may request from their physicians; DHS duties; does not constitute attempted suicide; JRCCP may report - SB499

Methadone may be used in DHS opioid or methamphetamine treatment programs [Sec. 750, 751] - AB56

Methadone may be used in DHS opioid or methamphetamine treatment programs [Sec. 750, 751] - SB59

Naloxone or another opioid antagonist administered by ambulance service providers: DHS reporting requirements - AB139

Naloxone or another opioid antagonist administered by ambulance service providers: DHS reporting requirements - SB134

Opioid antagonist administration and medication-assisted treatment: county jails may enter into a written agreement to provide and civil liability immunity; DHS to study medication-assisted treatment in prisons and jails, report required [A.Amdt.1: provision for pregnant and postpartum women added] - AB645

Opioid antagonist administration and medication-assisted treatment: county jails may enter into a written agreement to provide and civil liability immunity; DHS to study medication-assisted treatment in prisons and jails, report required - SB594

Opioid settlement trust fund and opioid settlement foundation created re moneys from court settlements; DHS, AG, and JCF duties - AB862

Pharmacists authorized to extend a prescription order during the 2020 public health emergency under certain conditions [Sec. 87, 88] - AB1038

Pharmacists authorized to extend a prescription order during the 2020 public health emergency under certain conditions [Sec. 87, 88] - SB932

Prescription drug cost disclosure requirements for drug manufacturers and health insurers; reports and OCI duties - AB62

Prescription drug cost reporting by drug manufacturers, insurers, and hospitals; pharmacy benefit managers drug cost report and registration requirements; insurance policy cannot restrict or penalize pharmacy for informing insured of price differences of a drug or biological product [Sec. 2093-2095, 9123 (1); original bill only] - AB56

Prescription drug cost reporting by drug manufacturers, insurers, and hospitals; pharmacy benefit managers drug cost report and registration requirements; insurance policy cannot restrict or penalize pharmacy for informing insured of price differences of a drug or biological product [Sec. 2093-2095, 9123 (1)] - SB59

Prescription drug importation program established, JCF approval [Sec. 1891, 9119 (7); original bill only] - AB56

Prescription drug importation program established, JCF approval [Sec. 1891, 9119 (7)] - SB59

Prescription drug limits: health insurance policy or pharmacy benefit manager prohibited from imposing during the 2020 public health emergency, exception for controlled substances [Sec. 90, 97] - AB1038

Prescription drug limits: health insurance policy or pharmacy benefit manager prohibited from imposing during the 2020 public health emergency, exception for controlled substances [Sec. 90, 97] - SB932

Prescription Drug Monitoring Program: certain sunsets extended - AB647

Prescription Drug Monitoring Program: certain sunsets extended - SB581

Prescription drug payments: disability insurance policy required to apply to out-of-pocket maximum or other cost-sharing requirement - SB907

Prescription drugs exempt from the Unfair Sales Act - AB156

Prescription drugs exempt from the Unfair Sales Act - SB22

Step therapy protocols for prescription drug coverage established - AB24

Step therapy protocols for prescription drug coverage established [S.Sub.Amdt.1: further revisions] - SB26

Aiding a person suffering from an overdose or adverse reaction: sunset provisions of 2017 WisActs 33 and 59 repealed re immunity from revocation of probation, parole, or extended supervision for certain controlled substance offenses - AB651

Aiding a person suffering from an overdose or adverse reaction: sunset provisions of 2017 WisActs 33 and 59 repealed re immunity from revocation of probation, parole, or extended supervision for certain controlled substance offenses - SB590

Employer not liable for not requiring testing of employees or prospective employees for marijuana or synthetic cannabinoids, exceptions provision - AB772

Employer not liable for not requiring testing of employees or prospective employees for marijuana or synthetic cannabinoids, exceptions provision - SB702

Indoor smoking ban applied to vapor products and marijuana; ``smoking” definition revised - SB245

Industrial hemp laws revised; ``hemp” replaces ``industrial hemp;” THC, DATCP duties, and penalty provisions - AB206

Industrial hemp laws revised; ''hemp” replaces "industrial hemp;” THC, DATCP duties, and penalty provisions [S.Amdt.1: appropriation and penalty provision removed, THC provisions modified, DOJ duties added] - SB188

Marijuana: penalty for possession of not more than 10 grams reduced to a forfeiture; JRCCP may report - AB1004

Marijuana possession or distribution: penalty for no more than 25 grams eliminated; distributing to a minor and ordinance provisions [Sec. 2211-2218, 2223, 2242; original bill only] - AB56

Marijuana possession or distribution: penalty for no more than 25 grams eliminated; distributing to a minor and ordinance provisions [Sec. 2211-2218, 2223, 2242] - SB59

Marijuana possession or distribution: penalty for no more than 28 grams eliminated; distributing to a minor and ordinance provisions - AB930

Marijuana possession or distribution: penalty for no more than 28 grams eliminated; distributing to a minor and ordinance provisions - SB577

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

Medical marijuana program created, license provisions; Medical Marijuana Regulatory Commission created and attached to DOR; excise tax, criminal provisions, Prescription Drug Monitoring Program, fair employment law, UI, and WC provisions; JRCCP may report - AB750

Medical marijuana program created, license provisions; Medical Marijuana Regulatory Commission created and attached to DOR; excise tax, criminal provisions, Prescription Drug Monitoring Program, fair employment law, UI, and WC provisions; JRCCP may report - SB683

Medical marijuana registry and firearms restrictions record search: DOJ cannot consider registry status and DHS cannot disclose registry status - AB236

Medical marijuana registry and firearms restrictions record search: DOJ cannot consider registry status and DHS cannot disclose registry status - SB237

Methadone may be used in DHS opioid or methamphetamine treatment programs [Sec. 750, 751] - AB56

Methadone may be used in DHS opioid or methamphetamine treatment programs [Sec. 750, 751] - SB59

Opioid and methamphetamine data system: DOA to issue request for proposals to establish and maintain; cooperation with other state agencies, report, and JCF provisions - AB858

Opioid and methamphetamine data system: DOA to issue request for proposals to establish and maintain; cooperation with other state agencies, report, and JCF provisions - SB788

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

Arrested for OWI: conditions for release changed and option of releasing person to responsible adult eliminated - AB172

Arrested for OWI: conditions for release changed and option of releasing person to responsible adult eliminated - SB161

First offense OWI: petition to expunge record under certain conditions; ignition interlock device provision - AB211

First offense OWI: petition to expunge record under certain conditions; ignition interlock device provision - SB198

First OWI-related offense made a misdemeanor; vacate criminal conviction and second offense provisions; JRCCP may report - AB18

First OWI-related offense made a misdemeanor; vacate criminal conviction and second offense provisions; JRCCP may report - SB9

Homicide by intoxicated use of a vehicle: mandatory period of confinement; JRCCP may report - AB17

Homicide by intoxicated use of a vehicle: mandatory period of confinement; JRCCP may report - SB8

Ignition interlock device requirement applied to all OWI offenses involving alcohol - AB61

Ignition interlock device requirement applied to all OWI offenses involving alcohol - SB58

Intoxicated operation of an ATV, UTV, or off-highway motorcycle (OHM), intoxicated boating, and intoxicated snowmobiling laws revised; reinstatement fee, treatment program, safety program, and counting previous convictions provisions; JRCCP may report - AB356

Intoxicated operation of an ATV, UTV, or off-highway motorcycle (OHM), intoxicated boating, and intoxicated snowmobiling laws revised; reinstatement fee, treatment program, safety program, and counting previous convictions provisions; JRCCP may report - SB331

Lifetime revocation of motor vehicle operating privilege for certain OWI-related offenses: technical changes - AB222

Lifetime revocation of motor vehicle operating privilege for certain OWI-related offenses: technical changes - SB189

OWI penalties for fifth and sixth offense: mandatory minimum prison sentence; JRCCP may report - AB16

OWI penalties for fifth and sixth offense: mandatory minimum prison sentence; JRCCP may report [S.Amdt.2: lesser sentence allowed under certain conditions] - SB6

OWI-related civil traffic violation or conforming ordinance: person required to appear in person in court; default judgment and surcharge provisions - AB15

OWI-related civil traffic violation or conforming ordinance: person required to appear in person in court; default judgment and surcharge provisions - SB7

OWI-related offenses: extend time limit for commencing prosecution of first, second, or third offense - AB379

OWI-related offenses: extend time limit for commencing prosecution of first, second, or third offense - SB345

Restricted occupational license provisions revised re certain OWI-related offenses; ignition interlock device (IID) equipped motor vehicle requirement re first OWI offense modified and penalty for violation of certain IID restrictions changed; IID service provider required to notify DOT of removal or disconnection of device; JRCCP may report - SB384

Circuit court branch added to each of the following counties: Adams, Calumet, Clark, Dunn, Eau Claire, Jackson, Langlade, Manitowoc, Marathon, Sawyer, Vilas, and Waushara - AB153

Circuit court branch added to each of the following counties: Adams, Calumet, Clark, Dunn, Eau Claire, Jackson, Langlade, Manitowoc, Marathon, Sawyer, Vilas, and Waushara - SB148