Relating to: the age of juvenile court jurisdiction and making an appropriation. (FE)

Summary

AB 1075 changes Wisconsin law so that 17‑year‑old individuals are treated as adults when investigated or prosecuted for state, federal, civil or municipal offenses. It also creates a funding line to reimburse counties for costs tied to 17‑year‑old offenders. The changes affect how courts, prosecutors, and child‑care facilities handle cases involving 17‑year‑olds.

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