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Further, the application and materials are subject to public disclosure under Wisconsin’s Public Records Law, which means they may be released to members of the public if requested. Wis. Stat. §§ 19.31-19.39.  \nEligibility: You are eligible for a commutation only if all the following apply to you:  \n1. You must currently be incarcerated in a correctional institution for a Wisconsin conviction with more than 1 year of your incarceration term remaining.  \n2. You must have served at least half of your incarceration term or at least 20 years of alife sentence.  \n3. You cannot be currently serving an incarceration term for a sex offense or be required to register as a sex offender (either currently or upon release) .  \n4. You cannot have any unresolved criminal charges or outstanding warrants in any jurisdiction.  \n5. You cannot have any incidents of violent misconduct within the last 5 years of your current incarceration term.  \n6. You must not be seeking a commutation for a conviction of any of the following crimes:  \na. Sexual assault  \nb. Physical abuse of a child  \nc. Sexual exploitation of a child  \nd. Trafficking of a child  \ne. Incest  \nf. Soliciting a child for prostitution  \nThe Commutation Advisory Board will not consider any applications that do not meet the above criteria.  \nInstructions: Though not required, the Board strongly recommends obtaining assistance to help you apply for a commutation. Below is a list of organizations that could help provide free or low-cost services.  \n- Legal Action of Wisconsin  \n- Milwaukee Justice Center  \n- Legal Assistance to Incarcerated People Project  \nYou must answer each question in the application form. If you do not know the answer, please answer to the best of your ability or recollection. Illegible or incomplete applications  \nwill be rejected. If you need more space to answer a question, you can attach additional pages to your application, so long as you are clear about which question you are answering.  \nRequired Documents:  \n- Application.  \n- For each crime that you are seeking a commutation, a certified copy of that case’s  \n(1) criminal complaint, (2) information, (3) judgment of conviction, and (4) sentencing transcript. You can get certified copies from the Clerk of Courts in the county of conviction(s) , or the Department of Corrections may provide copies directly to the Governor’s Office or the Commutation Advisory Board. Uncertified copies will not be accepted.  \n- Letters of support or recommendation. Include letters from individuals or organizations who are committed to supporting your potential release and transition out of prison. These may include individuals and organizations willing to provide employment, housing, or treatment following your potential release.  \nRecommended Documents:  \n- Any other relevant documents that you would like the Commutation Advisory Board to consider. These may include copies of certificates, trainings, treatments, etc. , that you completed while in prison.  \nSave a copy of your application and any documents you’re submitting for your own personal record.  \nYour application, including the above-listed documents, must be mailed to the following address:  \nOffice of the Governor  \nAttn: Commutation Advisory Board  \nP.O. Box 7863  \nMadison, WI 53707  \nProcess after submission: If you are eligible and your application is complete, Governor’s Office staff (“Staff”) will then thoroughly review your application. They will also collect additional documents and materials and perform a thorough background check. Staff may reach out to you or your representative for additional information or supplemental materials as they deem necessary. Staff may also seek additional input from the judge, district attorney, defens","cbCaimtiiaVcv3d6","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaimtiiaVcv3d6","pdf",336744,"English","# Eligibility and Disqualifiers\n## Eligibility requirements\n## Crimes that are not eligible\n# Application Instructions\n## Completing application questions\n## Document requirements\n## Required documents\n## Recommended documents\n# Submission and Review Process\n## Mailing address\n## Process after submission\n## Hearing and decision\n## Denial and reapplication\n# Section 1: Personal Information\n## Name and birth details\n## Alias/maiden/former names\n## Interpreter requirement\n# Section 2: Criminal History\n## Crimes and case details","[{\"question\":\"Who is eligible to apply for a commutation in Wisconsin?\",\"answer\":\"Eligibility requires current incarceration for a Wisconsin conviction with more than one year remaining, serving at least half the term (or at least 20 years if serving a life sentence), and meeting limits on sex-offense status, unresolved charges or warrants, and recent violent misconduct. 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