Relating to: the maximum term of extended supervision or probation.

This bill proposes to cap the maximum length of extended supervision or probation at five years for most felony and misdemeanor convictions in Wisconsin. It directly affects judges, prosecutors, and individuals sentenced to probation or extended supervision by limiting how long they can be required to report to a supervising agency. The legislation establishes a minimum supervision period of 25 percent of the prison sentence or five years, whichever is less, and sets a hard five-year ceiling for combined probation terms regardless of how many charges are involved. It also removes previous distinctions based on specific felony classes and ensures that even when probation is extended due to new convictions, the total supervision period cannot exceed five years.