753.06(9)(e) (e) Langlade County. The circuit has one branch.
753.06(9)(f) (f) Lincoln County. The circuit has one branch.
753.06(9)(g) (g) Marathon County. The circuit has 4 branches.
753.06(9)(h) (h) Menominee and Shawano counties. The circuit has 2 branches.
753.06(9)(i) (i) Oneida County. The circuit has 2 branches.
753.06(9)(j) (j) Price County. The circuit has one branch.
753.06(9)(k) (k) Taylor County. The circuit has one branch.
753.06(9)(L) (L) Vilas County. The circuit has one branch.
753.06(10) (10)Within the 10th judicial administrative district.
753.06(10)(a)(a) Ashland County. The circuit has one branch.
753.06(10)(am) (am) Barron County. The circuit has 2 branches.
753.06(10)(b) (b) Bayfield County. The circuit has one branch.
753.06(10)(c) (c) Burnett County. The circuit has one branch.
753.06(10)(d) (d) Chippewa County. The circuit has 2 branches.
753.06(10)(e) (e) Douglas County. The circuit has 2 branches.
753.06(10)(f) (f) Dunn County. The circuit has 2 branches.
753.06(10)(g) (g) Eau Claire County. The circuit has 5 branches.
753.06(10)(i) (i) Polk County. The circuit has 2 branches.
753.06(10)(j) (j) Rusk County. The circuit has one branch.
753.06(10)(k) (k) St. Croix County. The circuit has 3 branches.
753.06(10)(L) (L) Sawyer County. The circuit has one branch.
753.06(10)(m) (m) Washburn County. The circuit has one branch.
753.061 753.061 Court; branch; judge.
753.061(1) (1) In each judicial circuit, each judgeship shall be given a branch number. Each branch constitutes a circuit court with all the powers and jurisdiction possessed by circuit courts in circuits having one judge only, and may be designated in all papers and proceedings either by its respective number or by the name of its presiding judge.
753.061(2) (2) The chief judge of the 1st judicial administrative district shall designate 2 circuit court branches that will primarily handle cases that involve a violation of ch. 961 involving a controlled substance included in schedule I or II under ch. 961 or a controlled substance analog of a controlled substance included in schedule I or II under ch. 961.
753.061(2m) (2m) The chief judge of the 1st judicial administrative district is authorized to designate 4 circuit court branches to primarily handle violent crime cases that involve a violation of s. 939.63, if a felony is committed while armed, and of ss. 940.01 to 940.03, 940.05, 940.06, 940.225, 943.23 (1g), (1m) and (1r) and 943.32 (2). If the circuit court branches are designated under this subsection, 2 shall begin to primarily handle violent crime cases on September 1, 1991, and 2 shall begin to primarily handle violent crime cases on August 1, 1992.
753.061(5) (5) The state shall reimburse the county for the costs of operating one of the 2 circuit court branches designated under sub. (2m) that begin to primarily handle violent crime cases on September 1, 1991, including the one-time cost of courtroom construction. The costs reimbursable under this subsection shall be paid by the state treasurer to the county treasurer pursuant to a voucher submitted by the clerk of circuit court to the director of state courts and shall be paid from the appropriation under s. 20.625 (1) (as). The amount reimbursable under this subsection may not exceed $383,100 in the 1991-92 fiscal year and $0 in the 1992-93 fiscal year.
753.065 753.065 Naturalization proceedings, venue. For the purposes of naturalization proceedings only, pursuant to federal statutes (8 USC 1421), the counties of this state shall be considered as one district. A resident of this state who petitions for naturalization may file the petition with the office of clerk of circuit court located in any of the following cities:
753.065(1) (1) Superior.
753.065(2) (2) Eau Claire.
753.065(3) (3) La Crosse.
753.065(4) (4) Wisconsin Rapids.
753.065(5) (5) Green Bay.
753.065(6) (6) Sheboygan.
753.065(7) (7) Ashland.
753.065(8) (8) Wausau.
753.065(10) (10) Janesville.
753.065(11) (11) Fond du Lac.
753.065(12) (12) Madison.
753.065(13) (13) Waukesha.
753.065(14) (14) Kenosha.
753.065(15) (15) Racine.
753.065(16) (16) Elkhorn.
753.065 History History: 1973 c. 12 s. 37; 1977 c. 187 s. 92; Stats. 1977 s. 753.065; 1981 c. 332.
753.07 753.07 Circuit judges; circuit court reporters; assistant reporters; salaries; retirement; fringe benefits.
753.07(1)(1)Judges and court reporters. Persons serving as county court judges in this state on July 31, 1978, shall be denominated circuit court judges as provided in chapter 449, laws of 1977, section 491. Persons serving as county court reporters in this state on July 31, 1978, shall be circuit court reporters on August 1, 1978. Persons serving as assistant county court reporters for a court of record, authorized as full-time employes by a county board of supervisors and not paid on a per diem basis and who were employed in that capacity on February 1, 1978, shall be circuit court reporters on August 1, 1978. On August 1, 1978, and thereafter, all circuit court judges in this state shall receive compensation under s. 20.923, and as state employes shall be subject to chs. 40 and 230, except as otherwise provided in this section.
753.07(2) (2)Court personnel; Milwaukee county. Persons serving as circuit court judges and circuit court reporters for Milwaukee county on July 31, 1978, shall have the option of receiving compensation and continuing as participants in the retirement system established under chapter 201, laws of 1937, as follows:
753.07(2)(a) (a) The persons shall continue to receive salaries directly payable from the state in the same amount as they were receiving on July 31, 1978, and such salaries are subject to s. 40.05. The balance of the salaries authorized under ss. 230.12 and 751.02 for the judges and reporters shall be paid by the state treasurer to the county treasurer pursuant to a voucher submitted by the clerk of circuit court to the director of state courts. The county treasurer shall pay the amounts directly to the judges and reporters and the amounts paid are subject to the retirement system established under chapter 201, laws of 1937.
753.07(2)(b) (b) The state shall pay to the county treasurer in the manner specified in par. (a) on behalf of the judges and reporters the required employer contribution rate as provided under s. 40.05. If the required employer contribution rate under the retirement system established under chapter 201, laws of 1937 is greater than the required employer contribution rate under s. 40.05, the state shall pay 50% of the difference to the county treasurer. For future retirement benefits, these judges and reporters shall be given the same consideration as other elected county officials and county employes under the county's retirement system.
753.07(3) (3)Same. Persons serving as county court judges, county court reporters and assistant county court reporters, as specified in sub. (1), for Milwaukee county on July 31, 1978, shall have the option of receiving compensation and continuing in the retirement system established under chapter 201, laws of 1937 as follows:
753.07(3)(a) (a) The salaries authorized under ss. 230.12 and 751.02 for the judges and reporters shall be paid by the state treasurer to the county treasurer pursuant to a voucher submitted by the clerk of circuit court to the director of state courts. The county treasurer shall pay the amounts directly to the judges and reporters and the amounts paid shall be subject to the retirement system established under chapter 201, laws of 1937.
753.07(3)(b) (b) The state shall pay to the county treasurer in the manner specified in par. (a) on behalf of the judges and reporters the required employer contribution rate as provided under s. 40.05. If the required employer contribution rate under the retirement system established under chapter 201, laws of 1937 is greater than the required employer contribution rate under s. 40.05, the state shall pay 50% of the difference to the county treasurer. For future retirement benefits, the judges and reporters shall be given the same consideration as other elected county officials and county employes under the county's retirement system. Reporters covered under this subsection may be discharged only for cause and in connection therewith shall be afforded the same rights to a hearing and appeal as employes in the classified state service.
753.07(4) (4)Court personnel; options. As state employes, county court judges, county court reporters and assistant county court reporters, as specified in sub. (1), who are denominated or become circuit court judges and reporters on August 1, 1978, and persons serving as circuit court judges and circuit court reporters for Milwaukee county on July 31, 1978, shall have the option of remaining as participants under county life and health insurance programs to the extent of their participation in such programs on February 1, 1978. The state treasurer shall semiannually pay to the county treasurer, pursuant to a voucher submitted by the clerk of circuit court to the director of state courts, an amount equal to the state contribution for life and health insurance for other comparable state employes. The county shall pay the cost of any premiums for life and health insurance exceeding the sum of the state contribution and the employe contribution as required under the county programs.
753.07(5) (5)Exercised in writing. The options to remain under county programs under this section shall be exercised in writing on forms provided by the director of state courts not later than November 1, 1978, and the action shall apply retrospectively to August 1, 1978.
753.07(6) (6)Determination. In this section, "required employer contribution rate" means the total amount paid to the retirement fund for similar participants including actuarially determined current costs, any prior service amortization costs and any amount of employe contributions presently paid by the employer. These required employer contribution rates are subject to annual redetermination by the actuaries of the respective retirement systems; however, the contribution rates for elected public officials and other employes shall be determined separately when the calculations are actuarially available from the Wisconsin retirement system and adopted by the employe trust funds board.
753.07 History History: 1973 c. 90; 1977 c. 187 s. 92; 1977 c. 418 ss. 748, 749; 1977 c. 449; Stats. 1977 s. 753.07; Sup. Ct. Order, 88 W (2d) xiii (1979); 1981 c. 96 ss. 55, 56, 67; 1981 c. 353 ss. 6, 13.
753.073 753.073 Expenses. A circuit judge shall be reimbursed by the state for actual and necessary itemized expenses incurred in the discharge of judicial duty outside the county of residence, and in attending meetings of the judicial conference or the committees thereof, and as a judge designated to serve on the judicial administrative committee or the subcommittees thereof.
753.073 History History: 1971 c. 254 s. 19; 1977 c. 187 ss. 92, 135; 1977 c. 273, 449; Sup. Ct. Order, 88 W (2d) xiii (1979).
753.075 753.075 Reserve judges; service.
753.075(1) (1)Definitions. In this section:
753.075(1)(a) (a) "Permanent reserve judge" means a judge appointed by the chief justice to serve an assignment for a period of 6 months. Permanent reserve judges shall perform the same duties as other judges and may be reappointed for subsequent periods.
753.075(1)(b) (b) "Temporary reserve judge" means a judge appointed by the chief justice to serve such specified duties on a day-by-day basis as the chief justice may direct.
753.075(2) (2)Eligibility. The chief justice of the supreme court may appoint any of the following as a reserve judge:
753.075(2)(a) (a) Any person who has served a total of 6 or more years as a supreme court justice, a court of appeals judge or a circuit judge.
753.075(2)(b) (b) Any person who was eligible to serve as a reserve judge before May 1, 1992.
753.075(3) (3)Compensation.
753.075(3)(a)(a) Temporary reserve judges shall receive a per diem of $205. Commencing August 1, 1993, temporary reserve judges shall receive a per diem of $225. Commencing August 2, 1994, and every August 2 thereafter, the per diem for temporary reserve judges shall be increased by the same percentage increase as the total percentage increase in circuit court judges' salaries authorized during the preceding 12-month period ending on August 1. While serving outside the county in which they reside temporary reserve judges shall also receive actual and necessary expenses incurred in the discharge of judicial duties. This per diem compensation is not subject to s. 40.26 but the combined amount of this compensation and any other judicial compensation together with retirement annuities under the Wisconsin retirement system, the Milwaukee county retirement fund and other state, county, municipal, or other Wisconsin governmental retirement funds received by him or her during any one calendar year shall not exceed the yearly compensation of a circuit judge. The per diem compensation and actual and necessary expenses shall be paid from the appropriation under s. 20.625 (1) (a) when the judge is assigned to a circuit court and from the appropriation under s. 20.660 (1) (a) when the judge is assigned to the court of appeals.
753.075(3)(b) (b) Permanent reserve judges shall receive compensation equal to the compensation for the 6-month period of a judge of the court to which they are assigned. This compensation is not subject to s. 40.26 but the combined amount of this compensation and any other judicial compensation together with retirement annuities under the Wisconsin retirement system, the Milwaukee county retirement fund or other state, county, municipal or other Wisconsin governmental retirement funds received by him or her during any one calendar month shall not exceed one-twelfth of the yearly compensation of a circuit judge. Permanent reserve judges shall receive health insurance calculated under ss. 40.05 (4) and 40.52 (1) or (2) and vacation benefits calculated under s. 230.35 (1). Compensation for permanent reserve judges shall be paid from the appropriation under s. 20.625 (1) (b).
753.075 Annotation This section does not affect a presiding judge's powers and jurisdiction. Starke v. Village of Pewaukee, 85 W (2d) 272, 270 NW (2d) 219 (1978).
753.077 753.077 Preservation of judgments. All judgments of county courts which were entered prior to August 1, 1978, are judgments of the circuit court for the county where the judgment was entered. No such judgment may have any other effect than the judgment had when it was originally entered.
753.077 History History: 1977 c. 449.
753.09 753.09 Jury. The jurors shall be summoned to appear at such time as the presiding judge directs.
753.09 History History: 1977 c. 187 s. 92; 1977 c. 449; Stats. 1977 s. 753.09.
753.10 753.10 Attendance of officers, pay; opening court.
753.10(3)(3) Unless otherwise directed by the presiding judge, no officer, other than the clerk, shall be paid for attending court or the judge if the court is not engaged in the trial of jury cases. Every officer attending court upon the order of the presiding judge shall have the same powers and authority as the sheriff, and shall be paid out of the county treasury, upon the certificate of the judge, compensation equal to that fixed by the county board. No such officer may be paid for any day when the court is not in session unless specially ordered by the presiding judge.
753.10(4) (4) When the court is opened by proclamation it shall be in the following words:
Hear ye! hear ye! hear ye! the circuit court for the county of .... is now open. Silence is commanded.
753.10 History History: 1977 c. 187 s. 92; 1977 c. 334; Stats. 1977 s. 753.10.
753.175 753.175 Fees; where paid. Any fee received by a judge of a court as a court commissioner shall be paid into the county treasury except that any amount payable under s. 814.68 (1) to a reporter shall be paid to such reporter.
753.175 History History: 1977 c. 187 ss. 92, 135; 1977 c. 323 s. 16; Stats. 1977 s. 753.175; 1981 c. 317 s. 2202.
753.19 753.19 Operating costs; circuit court. The cost of operation of the circuit court for each county, except for the salaries of judges and court reporters provided to be paid by the state, and except for the cost assumed by the state under this chapter and chs. 40 and 230, and except as otherwise provided, shall be paid by the county.
753.19 History History: 1973 c. 81; 1975 c. 126, 199; 1977 c. 187 ss. 92, 135; 1977 c. 449; Stats. 1977 s. 753.19; 1981 c. 96.
753.19 Annotation County in which proceedings are brought must pay fee of appointed guardian ad litem. Romasko v. Milwaukee, 108 W (2d) 32, 321 NW (2d) 123 (1982).
753.19 Annotation Services of appointed counsel for non-indigent individuals in civil commitment hearing should be paid by county. State ex. rel. Chiarkas v. Skow, 160 W (2d) 123, 465 NW (2d) 625 (1991).
753.19 Annotation State public defender, not county, was obligated to pay costs of necessary expert witnesses hired by appointed private attorney without prior approval as required by rule. Payment of Witness Fees in State v. Huisman, 167 W (2d) 168, 482 NW (2d) 665 (Ct. App. 1992).
753.22 753.22 When court to be held. If a matter appointed to be heard at a specified time is not heard at the time appointed, it stands continued and may be heard at any time, unless the court orders otherwise.
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