WI SB94

Inciting others to commit a riot becomes a Class I felony; intentionally committing violence while participating in a riot becomes a Class H felony

"Riot" is defined as a public disturbance involving an act of violence or threat of violence by an assembly of at least 3 persons that creates clear and present danger of property damage or personal injury

Creates civil cause of action allowing victims of riot or vandalism to sue offenders and any person or organization that provided material support (money, weapons, training, transportation, etc.) with intent to perpetrate the offense

Successful plaintiffs may recover full compensatory damages including emotional distress, attorney's fees, court costs, and obtain court orders requiring offenders to repair damaged property

Prohibits government officials from limiting or restricting law enforcement authority to arrest individuals involved in riots/vandalism or to quell such activity, and bars retaliation against employees who report violations of these restrictions