Wisconsin § 134.59 Felons, burglar alarm installation.

Wisconsin Statutes

§ 134.59 — Felons, burglar alarm installation.

Wisconsin § 134.59

Ch. 134Miscellaneous trade regulations

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Wis. Stat. § 134.59 (2026).

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134.59 134.59(1) (1) No person may intentionally hire as a burglar alarm installer a felon who has not been pardoned. Any person engaged in the business of installing burglar alarms may request the department of justice to do a criminal history search on any person whom that person hires or proposes to hire as a burglar alarm installer. 134.59(2) (2) No person engaged in the business of installing burglar alarms may intentionally allow a felon who has not been pardoned to have access to individual burglar alarm installation records. 134.59(3) (3) Any person who violates sub.

(1)or (2) may be required to forfeit not more than $1,000.

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134.59(1) (1) No person may intentionally hire as a burglar alarm installer a felon who has not been pardoned. Any person engaged in the business of installing burglar alarms may request the department of justice to do a criminal history search on any person whom that person hires or proposes to hire as a burglar alarm installer.
134.59(2) (2) No person engaged in the business of installing burglar alarms may intentionally allow a felon who has not been pardoned to have access to individual burglar alarm installation records.
134.59(3) (3) Any person who violates sub. (1) or (2) may be required to forfeit not more than $1,000.