WI SB5

Creates a new standalone statute (s. 940.202) criminalizing battery or threats against jurors and their family members, classified as a Class H felony punishable by up to 6 years imprisonment and/or $10,000 fine

Expands protection to cover prospective jurors who have received a jury summons, current jurors, and former jurors, as well as their spouses, children, stepchildren, foster children, parents, siblings, and grandchildren

Broadens the triggering conduct from actions related to "any verdict or indictment assented to" to any reason "related to the person's service as a juror"

Adds the new juror battery/threat offense to multiple statutory lists including violent felony definitions, felony murder provisions, racketeering activity, serious crimes for bail purposes, and victim compensation eligibility

Authorizes courts to prohibit convicted individuals from contacting jurors who served at any proceeding during their sentence or probation period