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Code · Wisconsin · Chapter 885 — Witnesses and oral testimony

885.64 Applicability.

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885.64 Applicability.
(1)The provisions of this subchapter shall govern the procedure, practice, and use of videoconferencing in the circuit courts of this state.
(2)All circuit court proceedings, with the exception of proceedings pursuant to s. 972.11
(2m), that are conducted by videoconference, interactive video and audio transmission, audiovisual means, live audiovisual means, closed-circuit audiovisual, or other interactive electronic communication with a video component, shall be conducted in accordance with the provisions of this subchapter.
(3)The use of non-video telephone communications otherwise permitted by specific statutes and rules shall not be affected by this subchapter, and shall remain available as provided in those specific statutes and rules.
885.64 Note Comment, 2008: The intent of s. 885.64 is to make it clear that all electronic communications with a video component are to be conducted under the provisions of this subchapter, regardless of the various names and terms by which such means of communication are referenced in other statutes and rules, and also to make clear that the provisions of this subchapter are to take precedence over other statutes and rules which address the use of such means of communication. Finally, sub.
(3)is intended to make clear that existing authority for the use of non-video telephone communications in court proceedings remains unaffected by the new provisions of this subchapter concerning videoconferencing.
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