Sentencing Trends for Misdemeanor Possession of THC
The following sentencing trends are for misdemeanor possession of THC under Wis. Stat. ยง 961.41(3g)(e). The data covers Brown County from the year 2024 through to the middle of 2026. The graphs begin with simple misdemeanor possession of THC with no charge modifiers or enhancers followed by those with the repeater penalty enhancer and concluding with displaying graphs for possession of THC as a second or subsequent offense, which is a Class I felony. Each variable is controlled as best as possible. For example, bottom two sets of graphs separate the repeater penalty enhancer and the second or subsequent offense modifier.
Sentencing Trends for Misdemeanor Possession of THC by Race
The following set shows the sentencing trends for simple misdemeanor possession of THC by race. The left displays the number of samples from the above provided date range whereas the right side shows the average lengths of jail as a condition of probation and straight jail sentences in days.
Sentencing Trends for Misdmeanor Possession of THC by Race: Repeater Penalty Enhancer
The last set shows the number of samples whereas the right shows the average length in days for misdemeanor possession of THC by race with the repeater penalty enhancer.
Sentencing Trends for Felony Possession of THC by Race: Second or Subsequent Offense
The last set shows the number of samples whereas the right shows the average length in days for misdemeanor possession of THC by race as a second or subsequent offense. This offense is a Class I felony unlike the above possession of THC with or without the repeater penalty enhancer.
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