SB121,22,2419(4) Department of revenue, department of safety and professional 20services, and department of workforce development employees and their 21family members. The person threatens the person or family member of any 22department of revenue, department of safety and professional services, or 23department of workforce development official, employee, or agent under all of the 24following circumstances: SB121,23,2
1(a) At the time of the threat, the person knows or should have known that the 2victim is a department official, employee, or agent or a member of his or her family. SB121,23,43(b) The official, employee, or agent is acting in an official capacity at the time 4of the threat, or the threat is in response to any action taken in an official capacity. Note: Section 92 creates s. 947.016, stats., entitled “Threatening to cause bodily harm.” This Section contains provisions relating to making threats to cause bodily harm under special circumstances, consolidates certain provisions, and ensures that the elements of each offense are consistent.
SB121,935Section 93. Cross-reference changes. The following table lists three 6types of cross-reference changes necessary due to the treatment of statutes in this 7act: changes to cross-references to indicate the new number of the renumbered 8statute, the addition of a cross-reference to the current 2023 version of the statutes 9to ensure that crimes to which current law applies continue to be covered, and 10deletions of cross-references to reflect when a current law statute is repealed. In 11the sections of the statutes listed in column A, the cross-references shown in column 12B are changed, at the appropriate place, to the cross-references shown in column C: Note: Section 93 describes the nonsubstantive, technical changes that will occur upon publication of the bill as an act.
