State Law Guide, Wisconsin
Wisconsin NCII Law: Your Rights Under State and Federal Law
Wisconsin § 942.09 makes non-consensual intimate image distribution a Class A misdemeanor. Federal TAKE IT DOWN Act protections provide binding 48-hour removal rights for Wisconsin victims.
Wisconsin enacted § 942.09 covering the intentional reproduction and distribution of intimate images without consent. Repeat offenses are Class I felonies. Wisconsin courts recognize civil claims for NCII. The TAKE IT DOWN Act applies in Wisconsin with the same 48-hour platform removal obligation.
What to do now: removal and legal steps
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Send federal removal notices TAKE IT DOWN Act 223a notices with 48-hour deadlines.
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File with Wisconsin law enforcement Report to local police or Wisconsin DOJ.
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Document for civil proceedings Your exposure report supports Wisconsin civil claims.
Frequently asked questions
What are the penalties under Wisconsin § 942.09?
First offense is a Class A misdemeanor (up to 9 months and $10,000 fine). Repeat offenses or aggravated cases are Class I felonies (up to 3.5 years).
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