Wisconsin Legislature: Juvenile detention facility

TPR petition allowed in CHIPS proceedings - SB727

Unborn child alleged to be in need of protection or services: right to counsel of the adult expectant mother at all proceedings - AB986

Youthful offender: sentence adjustment procedure created and mandatory life sentence without parole eliminated - SB815

Youthful offender: sentence adjustment procedure created and mandatory life sentence without parole eliminated - AB775

Juvenile court jurisdiction changes re age of alleged, age to be adjudged delinquent, original adult court jurisdiction, Serious Juvenile Offender Program eligibility, out-of-home care extended to age 21, custodial interrogation of a juvenile, DCF juvenile classification system, deferred prosecution agreement option, multisystemic therapy, and school-based behavior responses; juvenile diversion services grant program created in DCF - AB1036

Person alleged to have violated criminal law, civil law, or municipal ordinance and is subject to juvenile court jurisdiction: age raised from 17 to 18 [Sec. 489, 490, 502-506, 1537, 1746-1748, 1790, 1791, 1978, 1979, 1982, 2148-2152, 2156, 2159-2164, 2168-2178, 2180-2186, 2189, 2192-2196, 2220-2222, 2224, 2230-2234, 2249, 2250, 9308 (1), 9408 (1); original bill only] - AB56

Person alleged to have violated criminal law, civil law, or municipal ordinance and is subject to juvenile court jurisdiction: age raised from 17 to 18 [Sec. 489, 490, 502-506, 1537, 1746-1748, 1790, 1791, 1978, 1979, 1982, 2148-2152, 2156, 2159-2164, 2168-2178, 2180-2186, 2189, 2192-2196, 2220-2222, 2224, 2230-2234, 2249, 2250, 9308 (1), 9408 (1)] - SB59

Community restorative courts: DOJ grant program for counties and tribes to establish; trauma-informed care for certain nonviolent criminal offenders provision - AB933

Custodial interrogation of a juvenile by a law enforcement agency: notice of intent to juvenile’s parent, guardian, legal custodian, or Indian custodian required; statement made by juvenile as evidence provision - AB983

Juvenile court jurisdiction changes re age of alleged, age to be adjudged delinquent, original adult court jurisdiction, Serious Juvenile Offender Program eligibility, out-of-home care extended to age 21, custodial interrogation of a juvenile, DCF juvenile classification system, deferred prosecution agreement option, multisystemic therapy, and school-based behavior responses; juvenile diversion services grant program created in DCF - AB1036

Vehicle theft, reckless driving, and fleeing an officer penalties increased; victim impact panel provision; JRCCP may report - SB769

Vehicle theft, reckless driving, and fleeing an officer penalties increased; victim impact panel provision; JRCCP may report - AB853

Youth aids allocation and one-time start-up cost reimbursement for secured residential care center for children and youth [Sec. 210, 211, 512-521, 9106 (4)] - SB59

Youth aids allocation and one-time start-up cost reimbursement for secured residential care center for children and youth [Sec. 210, 211, 512-521, 9106 (4); A.Sub.Amdt.1: further revisions, one-time start-up costs and seventeen-year-old juvenile justice aids removed, 513m, deletes 210, 211, 513, 520, 521] - AB56

Youthful offender: sentence adjustment procedure created and mandatory life sentence without parole eliminated - SB815

Youthful offender: sentence adjustment procedure created and mandatory life sentence without parole eliminated - AB775

Battery by person placed in a facility while awaiting a commitment trial as a sexually violent person: felony crime provision - SB697

Battery by person placed in a facility while awaiting a commitment trial as a sexually violent person: felony crime provision - AB758

Blue Books distributed to libraries under DOC - AB997

Blue Books distributed to libraries under DOC - SB879

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

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

Juvenile correctional services daily rates set and amount transferred from DOC to DHS for Mendota Juvenile Treatment Center operations [Sec. 440, 1980, 1981; A.Sub.Amdt.1: further revisions] - AB56

Juvenile correctional services daily rates set and amount transferred from DOC to DHS for Mendota Juvenile Treatment Center operations [Sec. 440, 1980, 1981] - SB59

Law violations for which a juvenile may be placed in Serious Juvenile Offender Program (SJOP), juvenile correctional facility, or secured residential care center for children and youth expanded - SB753

Law violations for which a juvenile may be placed in Serious Juvenile Offender Program (SJOP), juvenile correctional facility, or secured residential care center for children and youth expanded [A.Amdt.1: class of felony specified] - AB806

Mendota Juvenile Treatment Center revisions re placement of juveniles, admission and treatment decisions by Mendota Mental Health Institute director, county retains supervision of juveniles and is charged for care, JCF approval for expansion eliminated [Sec. 192, 437-439, 2165-2167, 2259, 9319 (1), 9419 (1); A.Sub.Amdt.1: further revisions, decisions by the director and county supervision and JCF approval provisions removed, deletes 437-439, 2165, 2166, 2259, 9419 (1)] - AB56

Mendota Juvenile Treatment Center revisions re placement of juveniles, admission and treatment decisions by Mendota Mental Health Institute director, county retains supervision of juveniles and is charged for care, JCF approval for expansion eliminated [Sec. 192, 437-439, 2165-2167, 2259, 9319 (1), 9419 (1)] - SB59

Pharmacy license required for jails, correctional or residential facilities, and health care facilities, provider offices or clinics that have a pharmacist; remote dispensing site provisions revised - SB738

Pharmacy license required for jails, correctional or residential facilities, and health care facilities, provider offices or clinics that have a pharmacist; remote dispensing site provisions revised - AB788

Pregnant and postpartum people in the custody of a correctional facility: use of physical restraints limited; testing for pregnancy and STDs and access to certain health services related to pregnancy provisions - SB316

Pregnant and postpartum people in the custody of a correctional facility: use of physical restraints limited; testing for pregnancy and STDs and access to certain health services related to pregnancy provisions - AB398

School district accountability report: exclude data from juvenile detention facility or residential care center for children, conditions set - AB908

School district accountability report: exclude data from juvenile detention facility or residential care center for children, conditions set - SB823

Secured residential care centers for children and youth established in 2017 WisAct 185: deadline for constructing new facilities and closing Lincoln Hills and Copper Lake schools removed, grant program deadline extended, and juvenile corrections grant committee modified [Sec. 2153-2155, 2157, 2158, 2251-2258, 2260-2262, 9108 (1), 9408 (2); original bill only] - AB56

Secured residential care centers for children and youth established in 2017 WisAct 185: deadline for constructing new facilities and closing Lincoln Hills and Copper Lake schools removed, grant program deadline extended, and juvenile corrections grant committee modified [Sec. 2153-2155, 2157, 2158, 2251-2258, 2260-2262, 9108 (1), 9408 (2)] - SB59

Secured residential care centers for children and youth (SRCCCY) established in 2017 WisAct 185: changes to design and construction grant program, closure date for Lincoln Hills and Copper Lake Schools, grandfathering current juvenile detention programs, transfer and supervision of juveniles between facilities, and purchase of services between counties and DOC; LAB and DHS provisions - SB168

Secured residential care centers for children and youth (SRCCCY) established in 2017 WisAct 185: changes to design and construction grant program, closure date for Lincoln Hills and Copper Lake Schools, grandfathering current juvenile detention programs, transfer and supervision of juveniles between facilities, and purchase of services between counties and DOC; LAB and DHS provisions [A.Sub.Amdt.1: further revisions, adds DOC to grant variance in certain conditions, hold local public meetings prior to construction, and get prior approval from local government before making modifications] - AB188

Youth aids allocation and one-time start-up cost reimbursement for secured residential care center for children and youth [Sec. 210, 211, 512-521, 9106 (4)] - SB59

Youth aids allocation and one-time start-up cost reimbursement for secured residential care center for children and youth [Sec. 210, 211, 512-521, 9106 (4); A.Sub.Amdt.1: further revisions, one-time start-up costs and seventeen-year-old juvenile justice aids removed, 513m, deletes 210, 211, 513, 520, 521] - AB56

Achievement Gap Reduction (AGR) program contract requirements modified - AB739

Child sexual abuse prevention policy and instructional program for kindergarten through sixth grade: DPI to develop and school boards required to adopt DPI program or their own policy and program - AB377

Child sexual abuse prevention policy and instructional program for kindergarten through sixth grade: DPI to develop and school boards required to adopt DPI program or their own policy and program - SB347

Four-year-old kindergarten: age at which a child may attend revised - AB464

Four-year-old kindergarten: age at which a child may attend revised - SB407

Online early learning pilot program for low-income children in certain school districts established; DPI duties and reports and matching funds provisions [S.Amdt.1: reporting provision expanded, definitions and 1st class city provisions added] - SB595

Online early learning pilot program for low-income children in certain school districts established; DPI duties and reports and matching funds provisions - AB662

Pupil enrollment cap in statewide, Milwaukee, and Racine parental choice programs; counting pupils in 4K for state aid and revenue purposes [Sec. 1602, 1604, 1611, 1612, 1615-1624, 1630, 1631, 1646, 1654, 1656-1658, 1664, 1665, 9334 (4), (5)] - SB59

Pupil enrollment cap in statewide, Milwaukee, and Racine parental choice programs; counting pupils in 4K for state aid and revenue purposes [Sec. 1602, 1604, 1611, 1612, 1615-1624, 1630, 1631, 1646, 1654, 1656-1658, 1664, 1665, 9334 (4), (5); original bill only] - AB56

Pupils enrolled in 4-year-old kindergarten program requiring full day attendance: counting for state aid purposes modified - AB465

Pupils enrolled in 4-year-old kindergarten program requiring full day attendance: counting for state aid purposes modified - SB408

Reading readiness of pupils in 4K to 2nd grade: assessment modified and voluntary questionnaire added - SB578

Reading readiness of pupils in 4K to 2nd grade: assessment modified and voluntary questionnaire added - AB632

Tribal language revitalization grants: adding American Indian heritage, language, and cultural instruction program grants for certain children; DPI may contract with Great Lakes Inter-Tribal Council to implement and administer [Sec. 139, 278, 1476-1479; original bill only] - AB56

Tribal language revitalization grants: adding American Indian heritage, language, and cultural instruction program grants for certain children; DPI may contract with Great Lakes Inter-Tribal Council to implement and administer [Sec. 139, 278, 1476-1479] - SB59

Urban school district grant opportunities re early childhood education, summer school, national teacher certification or master educator licensure, community engagement, and principal training [Sec. 157-159, 161, 1443-1450, 1466-1471, 9334 (6), (7); original bill only] - AB56

Urban school district grant opportunities re early childhood education, summer school, national teacher certification or master educator licensure, community engagement, and principal training [Sec. 157-159, 161, 1443-1450, 1466-1471, 9334 (6), (7)] - SB59

Cesar Chavez Day: March 31, 2020 proclaimed as - AJR150

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

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

Worker’s Memorial Day: April 28, 2019 proclaimed as - SJR20

Worker’s Memorial Day: April 28, 2019 proclaimed as - AJR20

Workforce Development Month: September 2019 recognized as - SR5

Workforce Development Month: September 2019 recognized as - AR7

LIRC moved from DOA to DWD [Sec. 37, 40, 314; original bill only] - AB56

LIRC moved from DOA to DWD [Sec. 37, 40, 314] - SB59

UI law changes re segregated fund, charging of certain benefits, and changes to update provisions and cross-references - SB672

Bay View labor strike and tragedy in 1886: anniversary commemorated every May 5th - AJR36

Bay View labor strike and tragedy in 1886: anniversary commemorated every May 5th and Assembly Chief Clerk to remove portrait of Governor Jeremiah Rusk from public display and hang historic photo of the iron puddlers in Bay View for set number of days - AR5

State procurement or public works projects: 2017 WisAct 3 limitations re labor organizations repealed [Sec. 62, 76, 797-801; original bill only] - AB56

State procurement or public works projects: 2017 WisAct 3 limitations re labor organizations repealed [Sec. 62, 76, 797-801] - SB59

State right to work law repealed [Sec. 1390-1396, 2190] - SB59

State right to work law repealed [Sec. 1390-1396, 2190; original bill only] - AB56