Wisconsin Administrative Code

DHS 98.09 Cooperation with other jurisdictions. The department shall cooperate with other jurisdictions that have signed the uniform act for out-of-state probation and parole supervision to provide for the welfare and protection of clients and the public by means of the return fr…

DHS 98.10 Client complaint process. (1) PURPOSE. The department shall afford clients an opportunity for administrative review of certain types of decisions through the client complaint process. (2) OBJECTIVES. The objectives of the client complaint process are: (a) To allow clien…

DHS 98.11 Purchase of services. (1) If a client requires assistance or materials that cannot feasibly be provided through any other available resource, the department may provide the assistance through individual or group service contracts with service agencies. (2) The departmen…

DHS 98.12 Absconding. (1) If a client absconds, an agent shall request that the committing court issue a capias ordering the apprehension of the client. (3) An agent shall make reasonable attempts to locate a client who has absconded which may include a letter to the last known a…

DHS 98.13 Fraternization. No agent or other department employee may have a nonprofessional relationship with a client, except as permitted by the secretary at the request of the employee. History: Cr. Register, July, 1992, No. 439, eff. 8-1-92.

DHS 98.14 Contraband. (1) In this section, XcontrabandY means: (a) Any item which the client may not possess under the rules or conditions of the client[s supervision; or (b) Any item whose possession is forbidden by law. (2) Any field staff member who reasonably believes that an…

DHS 98.15 Discharge. The department shall inform a client of the individualized objectives and conditions of the client[s supervision so that the client may be aware of the effort and achievement required of him or her, and to encourage discharge of the client at the earliest pos…

DHS 98.16 Revocation. (1) A client committed under s. 971.17 or 980.06, Stats., may have his or her conditional or supervised release revoked only by the releasing court. (2) A client released on conditional transfer under s. 51.37 (9), Stats., may have his or her conditional tra…

DHS 98.17 Definitions. In this subchapter: (1) XBodily injuryY means physical pain or injury, illness, or any impairment of physical condition. (2) XDeadly forceY means force which the user reasonably believes will create a substantial risk of causing death or great bodily injury…

DHS 98.18 Use of force. (1) Whenever feasible, field staff shall rely on law enforcement authorities to exercise force against clients when force is necessary. When that assistance is not practical, field staff may use force subject to this section. Only so much force may be used…

DHS 98.19 Mechanical restraints. (1) Mechanical restraints are limited to handcuffs, handcuffs with restraining belt or chain, restraining chain, leg restraints, and leather and plastic restraints. These may be used to restrain and transport a client, but only in accordance with …

DHS 98.20 Chemical agents and firearms. (1) Chemical agents shall not be used by field staff against clients. (2) Field staff shall not carry firearms or other weapons during their working hours. History: Cr. Register, July, 1992, No. 439, eff. 8-1-92.

DHS 98.21 Search and seizure. (1) GENERAL POLICY. A search of a client or the client[s living quarters or property may be made at any time, but only in accordance with this section. (2) PERSONAL SEARCH. (a) In this subsection, Xpersonal searchY means a search of a client[s person…

DHS 98.22 Custody and detention. (1) Whenever feasible, staff shall rely on law enforcement authorities to take a client into custody. When that assistance is not practical, field staff shall take clients into custody in accordance with this section. (2) A client shall be taken i…

DHS 98.23 Transporting clients in custody. (1) A field staff member may transport a client to jail or other detention facility, to an institution or to court. (2) A client may be handcuffed or otherwise appropriately restrained when being transported by field staff. Note: When a …

DHS 98.24 Predispositional investigation report. (1) PURPOSE. The primary purpose of the predispositional investigation report is to provide the court with accurate and relevant information upon which to base its dispositional decision. The report is also important in the plannin…

DHS 98.25 Modified predispositional investigation report. (1) Upon order of the court, department staff may prepare a predispositional investigation report that contains only the information that the court orders, notwithstanding s. DHS 98.24. (2) Upon order of the court, departm…

DHS 98.26 Sources of information for a predispositional report. (1) (a) All sources of information relied upon for an investigation and report shall be identified in writing in the predispositional investigation report unless otherwise ordered under s. DHS 98.25. All sources shal…

DHS 98.27 Recordkeeping. (1) A case record of each client shall be maintained by the department. That record shall include: (a) Chronological log entries; (b) Periodic case planning summaries prepared in accordance with the department of correction[s case classification policies;…

DHS 98.28 Purpose, authority and applicability. This subchapter is promulgated under the authority of s. 51.375 (3), Stats., to establish a lie detector program for clients who are sex offenders. This subchapter applies to the department and to clients who are sex offenders. Hist…

DHS 98.29 Lie detector requirement. The department may require a client who is a sex offender to submit to the lie detector examination process in accordance with s. DHS 98.31 as a condition of supervision. History: Cr. Register, May, 1999, No. 521, eff. 6-1-99.

DHS 98.30 Purpose of lie detector program. (1) The department may use the lie detector examination process as a supervision tool for clients who are sex offenders. Testing may be used to achieve any of the following goals in supervising a client who is a sex offender: (a) Disclos…

DHS 98.31 Operation of lie detector program. (1) SELECTION OF PARTICIPANTS. Upon the approval of an agent[s 10 supervisor, an agent may require a client who is a sex offender to participate in the lie detector program. The agent may require a client who is a sex offender to submi…

DHS 98.32 Lie detector fee. The department shall establish a schedule of fees to partially offset the costs of the lie detector program for clients who are sex offenders and who are required to take a lie detector test. A client shall pay for the costs of the test in accordance w…

DHS 99.01 Authority and purpose. This chapter is promulgated under the authority of s. 980.04 (4), Stats., to provide rules that state the qualifications of persons who may conduct an evaluation of a person for whom a petition has been filed alleging that the individual is a sexu…

DHS 99.02 Applicability. This chapter applies to facilities at which evaluations under s. 980.04 (3), Stats., are conducted, to persons conducting evaluations under s. 980.04 (3), Stats., and to all persons ordered by a court under s. 980.04 (3), Stats., to be transferred to an a…

DHS 99.03 Definitions. In this chapter: (1) XLicensed psychologistY means a psychologist licensed under ch. 455, Stats. DHS 99.03 DHS 99.04 Definitions. Qualifications. (2) XMental disorderY means a congenital or acquired condition affecting the emotional or volitional capacity t…

DHS 99.04 Qualifications. A person conducting an evaluation under s. 980.04 (3), Stats., shall be either a psychiatrist or a licensed psychologist. History: Cr. Register, December, 1994, No. 468, eff. 1-1-95. the chapter was last published.

DI 1.01 Authority and purpose. The rules in chs. DI 1 to 5 are adopted by the dietitians affiliated credentialing board under the authority of ss. 15.08 (5) (b), 227.11 (2) and 448.74, Stats., and govern the certification and regulation of dietitians.

DI 1.02 Definitions. As used in chs. DI 1 to 5: (1) XBoardY means the dietitians affiliated credentialing board. (2) XCertified dietitianY means an individual who is certified as a dietitian under subch. IV of ch. 448, Stats. (3) XDepartmentY means the department of safety and pr…

DI 2.01 Applications and credentials. An applicant for initial certification as a dietitian shall submit all of the following: (1) A completed application form. (2) The fee specified in s. 440.05 (1), Stats. (3) Evidence satisfactory to the board that he or she has done any of th…

DI 2.03 Reciprocal credentials for service members, former service members, and their spouses. A reciprocal license shall be granted to a service member, former service member, or the spouse of a service member or former service member who the board determines meets all of the re…

DI 2.04 Temporary certificates. (1) Upon application and payment of the fees specified in s. 440.05 (6), Stats., the board may grant a temporary dietitian certificate to an individual who satisfies the following: (a) Provides evidence satisfactory to the board that he or she has …

DI 2.05 Reciprocal certificates. Upon application and payment of the fees specified in s. 440.05 (6), Stats., the board shall grant a dietitian certificate to an individual who holds a similar certificate or license in another state or territory of the United States if the board …

DI 3.01 Examination provisions. (1) An applicant for examination for a certificate as a dietitian shall file an application on a form prescribed by the board and shall submit the fee specified in s. 440.05 (1) (b), Stats. (2) The board shall adopt the recommended passing score of…

DI 3.02 Examination review procedure; reexamination. (1) An applicant who fails an examination may request a review of the examination as permitted by the examination provider. If a review is permitted, the following conditions apply: (a) The applicant shall file a written reques…

DI 4.01 Requirements for renewal; restoration of certificates. (1) Each person granted a certificate under Subchapter IV of ch. 448, Stats., is certified for the current certification period only. To renew certification a certificate holder shall, by November 1 of the even-number…

DI 5.01 Unprofessional conduct. DI 5.01 Unprofessional conduct. Unprofessional conduct related to the practice of dietetics under subch. IV of ch. 448, Stats., includes, but is not limited to the following conduct or attempting to engage in or aiding or abetting the following con…

DMA 1.01 Purpose. The purpose of this chapter is to establish the eligibility criteria and the amount of aid to be provided to the service member or the immediate families of service members faced with a financial emergency, as provided in s. 321.45, Stats.

DMA 1.02 Definitions. In this chapter: (1) XAidY means military family financial aid. (2) XEligible applicantY means an individual who meets the requirements of s. 321.45 (1) (a) or (1) (b), Stats. (3) XDepartmentY means the Wisconsin department of military affairs. (4) XDisaster…

DMA 1.03 Aid parameters. (1) GENERAL. Aid will not be granted in an amount less than $100. The specific amount of aid will be determined by the level of need of the applicant, but will not exceed $2,500 per applicant in a 12 month period. (2) EXCEPTIONS. Notwithstanding sub. (1),…

DMA 1.04 Eligibility criteria. (1) APPLICANT ELIGIBILITY. The department may make payments under this chapter if all of the following are met: (a) The applicant is an individual who meets the requirements of s. 321.45 (1) (a) or (1) (b), Stats. (b) The applicant is experiencing a…

DMA 1.05 Application process. (1) The department shall prepare application materials containing application instructions and eligibility criteria identified in s. DMA 1.04. (2) A complete application will include the information necessary for the department to make a determinatio…

DMA 1.06 Fund expenditure limitation. Expenditures from the aid fund shall not exceed the amount available in s. 25.38, Stats. the chapter was last published.

DMA 2.01 Authority and purpose. This chapter is promulgated under the authority of s. 256.35 (3s) (bm), Stats., to establish the eligibility criteria and appropriate purposes for awarding competitive grants to local public safety answering points for Next Generation 911.

DMA 2.02 Definitions. In this chapter: (1) XBasic trainingY means the minimum level of training for a telecommunicator who performs 911 call taking or emergency services dispatching. (2) XDepartmentY means the department of military affairs. (3) XDesignated public safety answerin…

DMA 2.03 Designated public safety answering point. (1) Grants under this chapter may only be awarded to one public safety answering point per county. The single public safety answering point eligible to apply for grants in a given county shall be designated by resolution of its c…