Wisconsin Statutes
§ 898.15 — Jail liberties.
Wisconsin § 898.15
JurisdictionWisconsin
Ch. 898Persons in jail on civil process
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Wis. Stat. § 898.15 (2026).
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898.15 A space of ground in a square, the center of each of whose sides shall be one mile distant from the jail, is declared as the liberties of the jail of each county of the state. The sheriff of each county, where such liberties have not been heretofore so designated, shall, at the expense of the county, designate by visible and permanent marks the extent and limits of such liberties.
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§ 898.02
Notice to plaintiff.§ 898.03
Notice, how served.§ 898.04
Prisoner to be examined.§ 898.05
Interrogatories.§ 898.06
Oath on discharge.§ 898.07
Certificate to sheriff.§ 898.09
Effect of discharge.§ 898.10
Judgment to remain in force.§ 898.11
Inability to pay fees.§ 898.12
Payment and discharge.§ 898.13
Discharge by plaintiff.§ 898.15
Jail liberties.§ 898.16
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