WI AB733

Requires the Department of Corrections and county sheriffs to provide recreational opportunities and structured programming (including academic instruction, vocational training, career development, work experience, reentry planning, faith-based activities, behavioral health, health and wellness, technology literacy, and social-cultural enrichment) to inmates

When staffing levels are at or above 80%, inmates must receive at least 35 hours per week (averaging 5 hours daily) for recreation and programming; when staffing falls below 80%, the minimum drops to 21 hours per week (averaging 3 hours daily)

Of the weekly hours, inmates must receive at least 7 hours for recreation and at least 14 hours for structured programming, with at least 5 of those programming hours in activities other than work experience

For county jail inmates, requirements phase in gradually: no mandated hours for days 1-30, at least 10 hours per week for days 31-90, and full requirements beginning on day 91 of confinement

Recreation and programming privileges may be denied for up to 10 consecutive days if an inmate is subject to a lockdown or held in solitary confinement