Wisconsin Administrative Code
Department of Corrections
Chapter DOC 328 - Community Supervision Of Offenders
Subchapter II - Offender under Supervision
Section DOC 328.04 - Community supervision

Universal Citation: WI Admin Code § DOC 328.04

Current through February 24, 2025

(1) Division employees are to provide individualized supervision of offenders in a manner consistent with the goals and objectives of this chapter.

(2) When an offender is placed on supervision, an agent's duties shall include all of the following:

(a) Obtain information necessary for appropriate supervision of the offender.

(b) Evaluate the offender's needs and risk to re-offend.

(c) Determine the short-term and long-term goals and overall objectives of the offender's supervision.

(d) Establish rules and explain and provide the offender with a copy of the rules and conditions.

(e) Inform the offender of the possible consequences of not abiding by the rules and conditions.

(f) Cooperate with and assist the district attorney who is responsible for determining restitution.

(g) Inform the offender of the administrative review process under s. DOC 328.12.

(h) Inform the offender of applicable state and local law enforcement registration requirements.

(i) Monitor the offender's compliance with the conditions and rules including through the use of monitoring and tracking technology at the discretion of the department.

(j) Maintain complete and accurate case records for each offender.

(k) Supervise persons committed under s. 971.17, Stats., and ch. 980, Stats., in accordance with the agreement between the department and the department of health services.

(L) Report suspected child abuse cases to the appropriate authorities.

(m) Report to a supervisor as directed on the status of the offender.

(n) Report all violations of the criminal law by the offender to a supervisor and if appropriate, to law enforcement.

(o) Conduct investigations and prepare institution release plans in accordance with s. DOC 328.05.

(p) Collect restitution and other court ordered financial obligations, and fees as authorized by statute.

(q) Inform the offender of the process to petition for termination of lifetime supervision under s. 939.615 (6), Stats., if applicable.

(3) Standard rules require that the offender shall comply with all of the following:

(a) Avoid all conduct which is in violation of federal or state statute, municipal or county ordinances, or tribal law.

(b) Avoid all conduct which is not in the best interest of the public welfare or the offender's rehabilitation.

(c) Report all arrests or police contacts to an agent within 72 hours.

(d) Participate in and comply with the requirements of programming recommended by the department.

(e) Inform the agent of whereabouts and activities as directed.

(f) Submit a written offender report and any other relevant information as may be required.

(g) Submit to searches ordered by the agent under s. DOC 328.22.

(h) Obtain permission from an agent prior to changing residence or employment. In the case of an emergency, notify the agent of the change within 72 hours.

(i) Obtain permission and a travel permit from an agent before leaving the state.

(L) Pay court ordered financial obligations and other fees as required.

(m) Obtain permission from an agent prior to purchasing, possessing, owning or carrying a firearm or other weapon, including incapacitating agents. An offender may not be granted permission to possess a firearm if prohibited under federal or state law.

(n) Shall not vote in any federal, state, county, municipal, or school board election held in Wisconsin while on supervision for a felony conviction.

(o) Abide by all rules of any detention or correctional facility.

(p) Provide true and correct information verbally and in writing as required by the department.

(q) Report to an agent as directed.

(r) Submit a biological specimen for testing when ordered by a court or under s. 165.76, Stats.

(s) Comply with any additional rules that may be established by an agent. The rules may be modified at any time as appropriate.

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