Wisconsin · Wisconsin Statutes — Criminal Code (Ch. 939–951)
Wis. Stat. (Criminal Code) § 943.27: Possession of records of certain usurious loans
What this law says, in plain English
Knowingly possessing records of usurious loans (charging excessive interest rates prohibited by law) is a Class I felony. Making extortionate extensions of credit involving violence or threats, or participating in collection using such means, is a Class F felony.
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