Wisconsin Legislature: Alcohol beverage

Bulk transfers of inventory: Uniform Commercial Code provisions repealed - AB202

Bulk transfers of inventory: Uniform Commercial Code provisions repealed - SB143

Class ``B" and ``Class B" permits for tribal applicants: DOR required to issue [Enrolled AB-75: Sec. 2318em, it] - AB75

``Class B" license: certain village in Waushara County may exceed village's retail liquor license quota - AB973

``Class B" license: certain village in Waushara County may exceed village's retail liquor license quota - SB510

``Class B" license: City of Fort Atkinson may exceed the city's retail liquor license quota by two, conditions set - AB626

``Class B" license municipal quota: enrolled 2009 AB-8 recalled per Assembly Rule 73 (8) - AJR78

``Class B" license: municipal quota exception for full-service restaurant on a golf course, fee provision [A.Sub.Amdt.1: further revisions, narrowed to an Iron County municipality and special provisions applied, ``full-service restaurant" defined; A.Amdt.2: definition deleted, Iron County changed to Bayfield County; AJR-78 recalls enrolled AB-8; A.Sub.Amdt.2 to AB-8: further revisions, Bayfield County specified] - AB8

``Class B" license: municipal quota exception for full-service restaurants modified - AB466

``Class B" license: municipal quota exception for full-service restaurants modified - SB294

``Class B" license: municipal quota for certain localities modified [Enrolled AB-75: Sec. 2318g-im] - AB75

``Class B" license: village in Dane County with certain population may exceed village's retail liquor license quota - AB674

``Class B" licenses for capital improvement areas; TID number 3 within City of Oconomowoc enumerated as a capital improvement area; sunset provided [Enrolled AB-75: Sec. 2318fm, ip] - AB75

Commercial quadricycle: definition and possession and consumption of alcohol beverages by passengers permitted; consumption by driver prohibited, penalties provided - AB390

Heritage Hill State Historical Park events: alcohol beverage licensed caterer may sell at [Enrolled AB-75: Sec. 2318e, f] - AB75

Intoxicating liquor manufacturer or rectifier permitted to sell or provide free taste samples directly to consumers for consumption on or off the premises; licensing, DOR, and winery permit provisions [Enrolled AB-75: Sec. 2318j-x] - AB75

Musical entertainment or theatrical performance: minor permitted to perform in roadhouse, cabaret, dance hall, night club, or tavern under set conditions - SB295

Nonprofit fundraising event: beer and wine provided for free without municipal license [A.Sub.Amdt.1; deleted by A.Amdts.] - AB75

Small winery cooperative wholesalers: meeting with DOR and U.W. Center for Cooperatives and publicly available reports requirement eliminated - AB859

Smoking prohibitions: designated smoking area prohibited in public places and places of employment, a few exceptions specified; certain existing exceptions eliminated; smoking in sports arenas, private clubs, and bus shelters specifically prohibited; enforcement by person in charge required [Sec. 1840, 2076-2150, 2445, 2447, 2741, 2996, 3204, 3233, 9310 (2), 9410 (1); original bill only] - AB75

Smoking prohibitions: designated smoking area prohibited in public places and places of employment, a few exceptions specified; certain existing exceptions eliminated; smoking in sports arenas, private clubs, and public conveyances specifically prohibited; enforcement by person in charge required - AB252

Temporary ``Class B" licenses a municipality may issue to certain organizations in a 12-month period increased - AB85

Temporary Class ``B" or ``Class B" alcohol license issued to certain nonprofit organizations selling beer and wine at fundraising events authorized, exception to prohibition on Class ``B" license or permit for premises where another business is conducted; number of temporary ``Class B" licenses issued to eligible applicants in a 12-month period increased - AB900

Underage person, at least 18 years of age, on licensed premises and accompanied by parent, guardian, or spouse who is the legal drinking age may possess, consume, or be provided alcohol beverages - AB106

Unlimited or undefined quantity of beer or intoxicating liquor for sale at a fixed price: Class ``B" and ``Class B" licensee or permittee prohibited from providing, penalty provisions - AB66

alcohol beverage _ sale to minorsAlcohol beverage — Sale to minors, see also Identification cards

Alcohol beverages knowingly provided to 18, 19, or 20 year old on a licensed premise: penalties created if the underage person suffers great bodily harm or death; JRCCP report - AB155

Underage person prohibited on school premises with detectable alcohol concentration in blood or breath, forfeiture provision; school administrator's written permission to have alcohol on school premises does not apply to underage persons - SB421

alcohol beverage _ taxationAlcohol beverage — Taxation

Fermented malt beverage: tax rate increased; funding for law enforcement officers, training, equipment, and AODA treatment services and prevention programs - AB287

Fermented malt beverage: tax rate increased; funding for law enforcement officers, training, equipment, and AODA treatment services and prevention programs - SB209

OWI violation: first offense changed to misdemeanor, LESB to establish rules for a sobriety checkpoint program, counties required to seek reimbursement from persons confined in jail, wine and liquor tax deposited into the intoxicated and drugged driver fund, definition of prohibited BAC, court may not release person after conviction but before sentencing, reinstatement of driving privileges and surcharges and fees for first offense, DOT to keep permanent record of first offense; JRCCP report - AB547

Tribal tax refund and sharing agreements expanded [Sec. 1815, 1841, 1848, 2338, 2401, 9443 (8); Enrolled AB-75: further revisions, use tax credit for purchases made on Native American lands, 1841b, 9443 (14q)] - AB75

alcohol concentrationAlcohol concentration, see Implied consent or alcohol concentration

alcoholismAlcoholism, see also Alcohol and other drug abuse; Alcohol beverage; Drunken driving

Group health insurance coverage of nervous and mental disorders, alcoholism, and AODA: specified minimum amounts of coverage removed; coverage of annual screening for mental health and substance abuse treatment and prepartum and postpartum depression required; referrals to nonphysicians, deductibles, out-of-pocket limit, and providing certain information to insured on request provisions - AB512

Injuries based on the use of alcohol or controlled substance: health insurance policies and governmental self-insured health plans prohibited from excluding or denying coverage - AB730

Injuries based on the use of alcohol or controlled substance: health insurance policies and governmental self-insured health plans prohibited from excluding or denying coverage - SB483

alderpersonAlderperson, see Municipality — Council

alienAlien

Driver card and driver card instruction permits: DOT to issue to applicants that meet certain criteria, including the lack of proof of citizenship or legally present in the U.S.; cannot be used as a basis to inquire about immigration status or deny or cancel an automobile insurance policy - AB777

Employing unauthorized aliens in violation of federal law: companies are ineligible for income or franchise tax credits, property tax exemptions, public works contracts, or grants or loans from local governmental units; fine provision - AB53

Food processing plant and food warehouse investment credit created [S.Amdt.1: Comm.Dept cannot certify if the taxpayer has hired an alien] - AB757

Food stamp benefits for qualified aliens: provision eliminated [Sec. 1372, 1374; original bill only] - AB75

Hiring illegal aliens: companies are ineligible for income and franchise tax credits, property tax exemptions, public works contracts, and local governmental unit loans or grants for seven years - SB600

Limited purpose driver's license: DOT to issue to applicants without proof of legal residence, conditions set [A.Sub.Amdt.1; deleted by Senate] - AB75

Public assistance programs eligibility: documentary proof of citizenship or satisfactory immigration status required; exception and penalty provisions - SB577

Resident tuition eligibility for certain aliens re TCS and U.W. System [Sec. 743, 751, 9348 (3), 9354 (1); Enrolled AB-75: filing of application for permanent resident visa required] - AB75

alimony _maintenance_Alimony (maintenance), see Divorce; Family — Support

all_terrain vehicle _atv_All-terrain vehicle (ATV), see Recreation vehicle

alleyAlley, see Street

ally, akbarAlly, Akbar

Dedication to diversity at U.W. Madison commended upon his retirement - SJR34

als _amyotrophic lateral sclerosis_ALS (Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis), see Disease

alswager, jesse tAlswager, Jesse T.

Service on behalf of people with diabetes commended and condolences upon his death - AR27

alternate fuelAlternate fuel, see Fuel

alzheimer_s diseaseAlzheimer's disease, see Disease

amateur radio operatorAmateur radio operator, see Radio

ambrose, stephenAmbrose, Stephen

``Stephen Ambrose Memorial Highway": portion of USH 12 in City of Whitewater designated as, contributions from interested parties provision - AB415

ambulanceAmbulance, see Medical service; Motor vehicle — Regulation

american indianAmerican Indian, see Great Lakes Indian Fish and Wildlife Commission; Indian gaming and compacts; Indians and tribal issues

american_made productAmerican-made product, see Purchasing, Government

american recovery and reinvestment act of 2009 _arra_American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (ARRA), see Federal aid

american red crossAmerican Red Cross, see Organization, Miscellaneous

amery, city ofAmery, City of, see Polk County

amtrakAmtrak, see Railroad — Passenger service

amusementAmusement

Bradley Center Sports and Entertainment Corporation: grant provided; DOA to review plans for capital maintenance and repair [Enrolled AB-75: Sec. 19i, 640, 655r, 657f, 9106 (1)(j), (10)] - AB75

Consumer electronic devices, including audio systems, televisions, and DVD players or recorders: sales prohibited if devices use more than a specified amount of electricity in ``standby mode" - AB649

Consumer electronic devices, including audio systems, televisions, and DVD players or recorders: sales prohibited if devices use more than a specified amount of electricity in ``standby mode" - SB450

Digital representation of a photo, film, motion picture, audio, or video created by law enforcement agent permitted in a criminal prosecution, conditions and penalties for falsifying the contents created; JRCCP report - AB627

Film production services and company investment and income tax credits eliminated [Sec. 1580, 1581, 1660, 1661, 1726, 1727; original bill only] - AB75

Film production tax credit program changes re new refundable production services and company investment; provision re salary, wages, and non-labor expenses; ``production expenditures" and ``accredited production" defined; electronic games approved by Comm.Dept included; report required [for section numbers, see entry under ``Income tax — Credit"] - AB75

Film project grants re long-term jobs: program created [Sec. 198, 3012; original bill only] - AB75

Hospitality business advertising outside the state: income and franchise tax credit created - AB867

Inattentive driving: current prohibitions revised; prohibition created re electronic device activated and transmitting information or entertainment by visual means, exceptions provided - AB492

Musical entertainment or theatrical performance: minor permitted to perform in roadhouse, cabaret, dance hall, night club, or tavern under set conditions - SB295

Ticket resale zones: local units of government and U.W. Regents may create, enforcement provisions - AB656

Ticket resale zones: local units of government and U.W. Regents may create, enforcement provisions - SB458

amyotrophic lateral sclerosis _als_Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS), see Disease