Tribe: Menominee Indian Tribe of Wisconsin
368-33 Required Treatment. A. A person convicted of a crime under domestic violence conditions shall submit to a domestic violence abuser assessment performed by a batterer’s treatment provider utilizing Menominee Batterers Treatment Standards or certified by Wisconsin Batterers Treatment Provider Association within 15 business days of his conviction or release from jail unless ordered earlier by the Court and follow all recommendations for batterer’s treatment. A person convicted of a crime under domestic violence conditions may also be required, if alcohol or drugs were a contributing factor in the incident, to submit to an alcohol or drug addiction assessment and follow all recommendations of the assessment. The Menominee Batterer’s Treatment Standards will be approved through the process of general policies as per § 98-7B(1) (b).
[Amended 5-17-2018 by Ord. No. 18-12] B. A person convicted of any crime under domestic violence conditions shall be ordered not to interfere with and shall cooperate with any counseling or mental health treatment sought out by the victim in relation to the domestic violence. The entire uninsured costs of any such counseling or mental health treatment related to the domestic violence shall be the responsibility of the person convicted. C. A person convicted of any crime under domestic violence conditions shall be ordered to obtain counseling or mental health treatment for his or her children in relation to the family and domestic violence, except where an underlying Family Court order or protective order/injunction does not permit the defendant to have contact with the children or make decisions regarding such counseling or treatment. The person convicted shall not interfere with and shall cooperate with all appointments and recommendations of the mental health professional. The entire uninsured costs of any such counseling or mental health treatment related to the domestic violence shall be the responsibility of the person convicted, whether such counseling is arranged by the defendant or the victim.