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

Summary

The bill changes Wisconsin law so that serious child sex offenders on supervised release cannot live on property adjacent to a child's primary residence, defined as sharing a boundary and within 1,500 feet. It also requires the county to assess the proposed residence for compliance before a court can approve the supervised‑release plan. The aim is to improve community safety while ensuring treatment plans meet standards.

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