Senate Bill 93 aims to amend several sections of the Wisconsin statutes regarding the conditions under which the Department of Corrections must recommend the revocation of extended supervision, parole, or probation for individuals charged with a crime. The bill introduces new language that mandates the Department to recommend revocation if a person on extended supervision (sections 302.113 and 302.114), parole (section 304.06), or probation (section 973.10) is charged with a crime. This change emphasizes a more stringent approach to managing individuals under these forms of supervision, ensuring that any criminal charges lead to a formal recommendation for revocation.

The specific amendments include the insertion of language that requires the Department of Corrections to recommend revocation in cases where individuals are charged with a crime, thereby reinforcing accountability for those on supervised release. The bill also outlines the procedural steps that follow such recommendations, including the potential for administrative hearings. The changes are set to apply to charges filed on or after the effective date of the bill, indicating a forward-looking approach to the management of individuals under supervision in Wisconsin.

Statutes affected:
Bill Text: 302.113(8m)(a), 302.113, 302.114(8m)(a), 302.114, 304.06(3), 304.06, 973.10(2)(intro.), 973.10