Wisconsin Request for Hearing on Case Transfer to Tribal Court is a process where a person can contest the transfer of a criminal case from a state court to a tribal court. The request must be submitted in writing to the tribal court judge and the state court judge. The request must include the name of the person making the request, their relationship to the case, and the reasons for contesting the transfer. If the request is granted, the case will remain in the state court. There are two types of Wisconsin Request for Hearing on Case Transfer to Tribal Court: 1. Involuntary Transfer Request: This type of request is for cases where the state court judge has decided to transfer the case to a tribal court. 2. Voluntary Transfer Request: This type of request is for cases where the accused has requested that the case be transferred to a tribal court.