Relating to: imposing conditions on a juvenile between a plea hearing and a fact-finding hearing or disposition hearing.

SB 836 proposed new rules for juvenile offenders in Wisconsin to set specific conditions on their behavior between a plea hearing and a subsequent fact-finding or disposition hearing. The bill aimed to give judges the authority to establish these behavioral requirements during that interim period to manage court resources and ensure compliance. However, the legislation was vetoed by the Governor and ultimately failed to become law, meaning no new conditions were added to the existing juvenile justice process.