Legislation

This bill would prohibit a court from sentencing a youthful offender to life imprisonment without the possibility of parole or release to extended supervision.

Overbroad language criminalizing countless scenarios related to aiding runaways would place young people in Wisconsin at a greater safety risk.

While intended to protect minors, this bill exposes adult Wisconsinites to harmful surveillance and violates the First Amendment by requiring ID to visit websites.

This bill would require governmental units and schools to refrain from banning or unreasonably restricting access to materials based on viewpoint.

This bill would require schools to notify parents and guardians of their student's school library materials no later than 24 hours after checkout.

This bill would require schools to notify parents and guardians of their student's public library materials no later than 24 hours after checkout.

This legislation establishes rights and protections for student journalists exercising their freedom of speech and press in school-sponsored media.

The bill generally prohibits UW universities and technical colleges from restricting or regulating First Amendment protected speech on campus.

The so-called "Parental Bill of Rights" would have a chilling effect on education about race, gender, and sexuality.