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SB 814

Relating to: placement of sexually violent persons on supervised release.

2025-2026 Regular Session Introduced by Rob Hutton

SB 814 modifies Wisconsin's procedures for supervised release placement of civilly committed sexually violent persons, affecting community supervision protocols and public safety management.

Presented to the Governor on 4-2-2026
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Bill Summary · SB 814

Legislative bill overview

SB 814 modifies Wisconsin's procedures for placing sexually violent persons (SVPs) on supervised release following civil commitment. The bill appears to adjust the conditions, oversight mechanisms, or placement protocols for individuals deemed sexually violent under state law who are transitioning from institutional settings to community supervision.

Why is this important

Sexually violent person laws affect both public safety management and the rights of individuals with histories of sexual violence. Changes to SVP placement procedures directly impact community supervision intensity, victim notification processes, and the civil liberties of committed individuals, making this a significant criminal justice and public safety policy matter.

Potential points of contention

  • Civil liberties vs. public safety balance: Stricter placement conditions may enhance community protection but could raise constitutional concerns about due process rights of SVPs re-entering communities
  • Funding and resource allocation: Enhanced supervision or placement requirements may necessitate additional state funding for monitoring programs and community resources
  • Community notification and NIMBY concerns: Modifications to placement procedures could affect transparency around SVP locations, triggering neighborhood opposition or public safety debates

Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.

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