Legislation

This bill would narrow Wisconsin’s definition of hemp, limiting it to plants with no more than 0.3% total THC and banning products made with synthetic or lab-altered cannabinoids such as delta-8 THC.

This bill requires law enforcement officers to identify themselves by name, badge, and agency when making an arrest, and to provide the legal authority under which they are acting.

This bill allows law enforcement agencies in a first-class city (presently only Milwaukee) to use automated speed enforcement cameras and red light cameras to detect traffic signal violations.

This bill would increase statutorily set court fees and surcharges, including indexing some fees and surcharge amounts to inflation.

This bill would allow courts to use artificial intelligence or other machine assisted translation in civil, criminal or other proceedings including trials.

This bill would remove the requirement for an in-person interpreter during criminal and civil trials.

This bill expands the Treatment Alternative and Diversion (TAD) programs.

This bill would create a lifetime ban on legal name changes for all Wisconsinites convicted of a violent crime.

This bill would prevent people with felony convictions from regaining their constitutional right to vote until they have paid all costs imposed as part of their sentence.