2023 Statutes Index

Replevin, see Replevin

Revenue department, notice to, 128.14 (1)

Secured creditors' dividends in liquidation proceedings, 128.25

Title to property, 128.19

Transfer of property, 128.07

Avoidance, 128.19 (2)

credit and debt_3. debt and debtors 3. Debt and Debtors

Amortization proceedings by wage-earner, 128.21

Consumer debt, collection, Ch. 427

For detailed analysis, see Consumer Act—5. Debt Collection

Exemption of debtors property from seizure, I, 17

See also Executions

Imprisonment for debt, I, 16; Ch. 898

See also Arrest—2. Civil

Body execution, when only remedy, 815.10

Execution against person, 815.09

Municipality, limitation on, XI, 3; 67.03

See also Cities—7. Finance; Counties—7. Finance; Towns—6. Finance; Villages—6. Finance

Reaffirmation of debt, writing necessary to toll statute of limitations, 893.45

State, see State—20. Public Debt

Supplementary remedies against judgment debtors, see Executions

Unemployment insurance exempt, exceptions, 108.13

Ward, not to incur on land purchase, 786.12

Worker's compensation exempt, exceptions, 102.27

credit corporations CREDIT CORPORATIONS

Business development credit corporations, Ch. 225

For detailed analysis, see Business Development Credit Corporations

credit unions CREDIT UNIONS

See Financial Institutions— 2. Credit Unions

creeks CREEKS

See Waterways

cremation CREMATION

See Death and Dead Persons

crime laboratories CRIME LABORATORIES

Employees as witnesses, 165.79

Evidence:

Disposal of, 165.81

Privileged, 165.79

Firearms and ammunition, seized; return or disposal, 968.20

Location, 165.75 (2)

Operation, 165.75 (4)

Personnel, 165.75 (2)

Preliminary examination, report of findings, 970.03 (12)

Purpose, 165.75 (3)

Services, 165.75 (3)

Surcharge for, 165.755

University facilities and staff, 165.80

Witness fees, 165.79

criminal code CRIMINAL CODE

Generally, Chs. 939 to 951

Note: Included under this head is an analysis of the provisions included by the legislature in the Criminal Code, and closely related material. Statutes whose violation may result in criminal penalties, but are not included in the Criminal Code, are indexed according to their general subject matter. For non-Criminal Code penalty provisions, see Penalties and Fines.

See also Criminal Procedure

1. General Provisions

2. Animals

3. Children, Crimes Against

4. Gambling

5. Interference with Government and its Administration

6. Life and Bodily Security

7. Property

8. Public Health and Safety

9. Public Peace and Order

10. Reputation, Privacy and Civil Liberties

11. Sex Offenses

12. Victims of Crimes

criminal code_1. general provisions 1. General Provisions

Generally, Ch. 939

Accused, rights of, 939.70 to 939.74

Act punishable as several crimes, 939.65

Aiding and abetting, 939.05

Aiding or harboring felon, 946.47

Application of ch. 939, 939.20

Attempt, 939.32

As included crime, 939.66

Precludes conviction of completed crime, 939.72

Burden of proof, 939.70

Common-law crimes abolished, 939.10

Common-law penalties abolished, 939.61

Conspiracy, 939.31

Double conviction for completed and inchoate crime, prohibited, 939.72

Withdrawal from, party to, 939.05

Contributory negligence of victim, no defense, 939.14

Conviction:

Limitation on number, 939.71

Necessary before penalty, 939.73

Crime, defined, 939.12

Criminal code, name, interpretation, 939.01

Criminal procedure, see Criminal Procedure

Defenses to criminal liability:

Coercion, 939.46