753.06 Judicial circuits.

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753.06 Judicial circuits. The state is divided into judicial circuits as follows:

(1)Within the 1st judicial administrative district. Milwaukee County. The circuit has 47 branches.

(2)Within the 2nd judicial administrative district.

(a)Kenosha County. The circuit has 8 branches.

(b)Racine County. The circuit has 10 branches.

(c)Walworth County. The circuit has 4 branches.

(3)Within the 3rd judicial administrative district.

(ag)Dodge County. The circuit has 4 branches.

(ar)Jefferson County. The circuit has 4 branches.

(b)Ozaukee County. The circuit has 3 branches.

(c)Washington County. The circuit has 4 branches.

(d)Waukesha County. The circuit has 12 branches.

(4)Within the 4th judicial administrative district.

(a)Calumet County. The circuit has 2 branches.

(b)Fond du Lac County. The circuit has 5 branches.

(bn)Green Lake County. The circuit has one branch.

(c)Manitowoc County. The circuit has 4 branches.

(cm)Marquette County. The circuit has one branch.

(d)Sheboygan County. The circuit has 5 branches.

(dm)Waushara County. The circuit has 2 branches.

(e)Winnebago County. The circuit has 6 branches.

(5)Within the 5th judicial administrative district.

(ag)Columbia County. The circuit has 3 branches.

(ar)Dane County. The circuit has 17 branches.

(b)Green County. The circuit has 2 branches.

(bn)Lafayette County. The circuit has one branch.

(c)Rock County. The circuit has 7 branches.

(d)Sauk County. The circuit has 3 branches.

(7)Within the 7th judicial administrative district.

(ag)Adams County. The circuit has 2 branches.

(am)Buffalo and Pepin counties. The circuit has one branch.

(ar)Clark County. The circuit has 2 branches.

(b)Crawford County. The circuit has one branch.