Legislation

This bill creates an avenue for people to sue government entities (or individuals acting under the authority of the government) in state court for violating their civil rights.

This bill establishes English as the official state language and will create barriers for LEP (Limited English Proficiency) individuals.

This bill prohibits licensed mental health care providers from engaging in conversion therapy efforts with minors.

This act makes technical updates to Wisconsin law to account for marriage equality.

This bill prohibits a person from changing their sex on a birth record “to a sex other than the individual’s biological sex."

This bill would allow courts to use artificial intelligence or other machine assisted translation in civil, criminal or other proceedings including trials.

This bill would expand the use of automated license plate readers that could target individuals seeking reproductive healthcare, gender affirming care and protesters engaged in activity protected by the First Amendment.

This bill specifies that everyone has the fundamental right to bodily autonomy, which includes the right to access abortion. The state may not prevent anyone from getting an abortion if deemed necessary from a doctor and it also repeals other abortion related laws.

This bill would remove the requirement for an in-person interpreter during criminal and civil trials.