A local lawmaker has co-sponsored legislation that would require anyone convicted of aggravated sexual assault to wear a GPS device until sentencing.  Brookfield Representative Stephen Harding says those convicted of aggravated sexual assault would be required to pay for their monitoring while they await sentencing.  The bill passed out of the Judiciary Committee in a unanimous vote.  A similar bill seeking the same protections was approved unanimously in the state Senate, but the House ran out of time for a vote on the measure.