Senate Bill 93 proposes amendments to 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. Specifically, the bill mandates that if a person on extended supervision (under sections 302.113 and 302.114), parole (under section 304.06), or probation (under section 973.10) is charged with a crime, the Department of Corrections is required to recommend that their supervision, parole, or probation be revoked. This change aims to strengthen the accountability of individuals under supervision and ensure that any criminal charges lead to a review of their release status.

The bill includes specific legal language insertions that clarify the Department's responsibilities in these situations. For instance, it states, "If the person is charged with a crime, the department shall recommend that the person’s extended supervision be revoked," and similar language is included for parole and probation. This legislative change is intended to enhance public safety by ensuring that individuals who are charged with new crimes while under supervision face appropriate consequences. The provisions of the bill will apply to charges filed on or after the effective date of the amendments.

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