A Wisconsin Order for Examination under 971.16 (CGI) is a court order that allows a mental health professional to evaluate an individual in order to determine whether they are mentally fit to stand trial. This type of order is typically granted when an individual is facing criminal charges and their mental health is in question, or when they are deemed to be a risk of harm to themselves or others. There are two types of Wisconsin Orders for Examination under 971.16 (CGI): 1) a Pre-Trial Competence Evaluation, and 2) a Post-Conviction Competence Evaluation. A Pre-Trial Competence Evaluation is ordered to determine whether an individual is competent to stand trial for the charges they have been charged with, while a Post-Conviction Competence Evaluation is ordered to determine whether an individual is competent to be sentenced and/or serve their sentence.