Wis. Stat. § 972.085
Immunity; use standard
Redline — January 1, 2003 → current.View current text →
Current — January 1, 2007
As of January 1, 2003
Immunity from criminal or forfeiture prosecution under ss. 13.35 , 17.16 (7) , 77.61 (12) , 93.17 , 111.07 (2) (b) , 128.16 , 133.15 , 139.20 , 139.39 (5) , 195.048 , 196.48 , 551.56 (3) , 553.55 (3) , 601.62 (5) , 767.47 (4) , 885.15 , 885.24 , 885.25 (2) , 891.39 (2) , 968.26 , 972.08 (1) and 979.07 (1) and ch. 769 , provides immunity only from the use of the compelled testimony or evidence in subsequent criminal or forfeiture proceedings, as well as immunity from the use of evidence derived from that compelled testimony or evidence.
Immunity from criminal or forfeiture prosecution under ss. 13.35 , 17.16 (7) , 77.61 (12) , 93.17 , 111.07 (2) (b) , 128.16 , 133.15 , 139.20 , 139.39 (5) , 195.048 , 196.48 , 551.602 (5) , 553.55 (3) , 601.62 (5) , 767.87 (4) , 885.15 , 885.24 , 885.25 (2) , 891.39 (2) , 968.26 , 972.08 (1) and 979.07 (1) and ch. 769 , provides immunity only from the use of the compelled testimony or evidence in subsequent criminal or forfeiture proceedings, as well as immunity from the use of evidence derived from that compelled testimony or evidence.
Official source: Wisconsin State Legislature. Reproduced from public-domain Wisconsin statutes; confirm against the official source for the current text. Not legal advice.