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, parole, or probation is charged with a crime, the Department of Corrections is required to recommend that their supervision or parole be revoked. This requirement is inserted into sections 302.113 (8m) (a), 302.114 (8m) (a), 304.06 (3), and 973.10 (2) (intro.) of the statutes.

The bill emphasizes the legal custody of individuals under extended supervision, parole, or probation and outlines the process for handling alleged violations of conditions or rules. It also specifies that administrative hearings must be conducted if a violation is alleged, and it establishes the protocol for revocation recommendations when a charge is filed. The changes are intended to enhance accountability for individuals on supervised release and ensure that any criminal charges lead to a review of their supervision status. The provisions of the bill will apply to charges filed on or after its effective date.

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