Information for a Change: For the Families of the Incarcerated in WA

Bill # Comp. Sponsor Dis. Short Title

Bill
Rentery

1078 Simmons 23 Voter Eligibility/Felony

Creating transition teams to assist specified persons under

5071 Dhingra 45
civil commitment

1412 Simmons 23 Concerning legal financial obligations

1411 Simmons 23 Expanding health care workforce eligibility

5226 Salomon 32 Concerning the suspension of licenses for traffic infractions

Reducing barriers to professional licensure for individuals

1399 Vick 18
with previous criminal convictions.

Early Release, Resente

5035 Dhingra 45 Drug Offender Scoring

5036 Dhingra 45 Conditional Commutation clemency and pardons board

1282 Simmons 23 Concerning allowed earned time for certain offenses.

1169 Goodman 45 Concerning sentencing enhancements

5293 Nobles 28 Addressing mental health sentencing alternatives

Community Custod

5121 Darneille 27 Expanding Eligibility for the graduated reentry program

1126 Goodman 45 Limiting tolling of community custody terms

 Juvenile

Concerning the criminal sentencing of youth and young

5120 Darneille 27
adults

Creating a developmentally appropriate response to youth

5123 Darneille 27
who commit sexual offenses

5122 Darneille 27 Concerning the jurisdiction of juvenile court

1186 Goodman 45 Concerning juvenile rehabilitation

Concerning juvenile access to attorneys when contacted by

1140 Johnson 30 law enforcement

5118 Darneille 27 Supporting successful reentry

Scoring of prior juvenile offenses in sentencing range

1413 Hackney 11
calculations

Drug, Robbery, Gun Charges,

Resentencing of individuals sentenced as a persistent

5164 Darneille 27
offender due to a robbery in the second degree conviction

Prohibiting the open carry of certain weapons at public

5038 Kuderer 47
demonstrations and the state capito

Concerning the placement and treatment of conditionally

5163 Rolfes 23
released sexually violent predators

Domestic Violence

5180 Dhingra 45 Vacating certain convictions

1109 Orwall 33 Concerning victims of sexual assault

Prison life

1044 Leavitt 28 Prison to Postsecondary education

DOC, Data collecting and

5119 Darneille 27 Concerning individuals in custody

1090 Ortiz-Self 21 Concerning private, for-profit detention facilities

Health Care

1074 Peterson 21 Concerning overdose and suicide fatality reviews

1086 Simmons 23 Creating the state office of behavioral health consumer

advocacy.

Providing reentry services to persons releasing from state

5304 C. Wilson 30
and local institutions.

1348 Davis 32 Providing medical assistance to incarcerated persons

Improving health, safety, and quality of life for residents in

1218 Bateman
long-term care facilities.

Courts

Addressing misdemeanant supervision services by limited

1294 Goodman 45
jurisdiction courts

Law enforcement

Establishing requirements for tactics and equipment used by

1054 Johnson 30
peace officers

Concerning state oversight and accountability of peace

5051 Pedersen 43
officers and corrections officers

5066 Dhingra 45 Concerning a peace officer's duty to intervene

1071 Valdez 46 Concerning bias-based criminal offenses

1088 Lovick 28 Concerning potential impeachment disclosures.

 Concerning compliance audits of requirements relating to
1089 Ramos 5
peace officers and law enforcement agencies

Lovick // 44 //
1092 5259 Concerning law enforcement data collection
Nobles 28

Addressing meaningful civil remedies for persons injured as

a result of police misconduct, including by allowing for an
1202 Thai 41
award of attorney fees in addition to damages and injunctive
and declaratory relief

1203 Johnson 30 Concerning community oversight boards

Enacting the uniform electronic recordation of custodial

1223 Peterson 21
interrogations act

Concerning investigation of potential criminal conduct

1267 Entenman 47 arising from police use of force, including custodial injuries,
and other officer-involved incidents

Concerning permissible uses of force by law enforcement

1310 Johnson 30 and correctional officers

Concerning background investigations of peace officers,

1262 Klippert 8
reserve officers, and corrections officers

5055 Nguyen 34 Concerning law enforcement personnel collective bargaining

5089 Kuderer 47 Concerning peace officer hiring and certification

Description

Rentery
Restoration of a person's voting rights after a felony conviction, removes
provisional upon failure to pay legal financial obligations. Secretary of State
compare registered voters to a list of persons ineligible to vote once a
month
Requires transition team to assist certain civil

Address laws that make LFO mandatory, gives courts the discretion to waive
12% interest rate on restitution

Allow person with conviction to vacate or who had certificicate restoration

to be a paid caregiver
Stop suspension of driver's liense for unpaid fines and fees for civil moving
violations,
Creats a process for person to request to obtain professional license DOL,
architecture, cosmetology, funeral directors, real estate broker, security
guards.

Early Release, Resentencing

More than 10 years since manufacturing, delivering, controlled substance,
comparable out-of-state conviction, violation controlled substances not be
added to offender score

Served at least 20 years. Makes requirements for up to 10 board members

Good time one-third of the sentence for violent offenses and weapons
enhancement portion of the sentence

Removes firearm or deadly weapon enhancements going forward, current

may petition courts to remove. Street gang related felony threatened, or
solicited a minor

proposed treatment or supervision plan to address

Community Custody

Removes serve at least twelve months in total confinement in a state

correctional facility, and six-month maximum.

Tolled by the department when secretary's warrant has been issued. Takes
out SO trolled at any time
 Juvenile

Sentenced on or before March 2, 2017, in adult court, for a crime

committed under the age of 18, have resentencing
hearing. Requires individual's youthfulness.

Removes SO registration committed under 18. Allows SO conviction to be

vacated and dismissed if completed without any revocation of SSODA

Increases age to 19. 18-22 serve in a juvenile institution offense committed

at age 19 to serve in a juvenile institution through age 21.

Served at least 60 percent in confinement, Served at least 60 percent in

confinement, may serve remaining portion in community while DCYF
monitors
Accuess to an attorney prior to any waiver of the juvenile's constitutional
rights when law enforcemnt; questions, search, detains on reasonable
suspicion

Juvenile rehabilitation and warrants pending in superior, district, municipal,

or juvenile court. Planned release be sent to the individual's health care
insurance provider
Grant resentencing hearing for whose sentence increased by the inclusion
of prior juvenile dispositions in the person's offender score calculation

Drug, Robbery, Gun Charges, Sex offenses

Robbery second degree basis finding that an offender was a persistent

offender, the prosecuting attorney shall, or the offender may, make a
motion for relief from sentence to the original sentencing court

Prohibits open carry on capitol grounds, its buildings, and other legislative
locations. Violations gross misdemeanor

Treatment plant, physical health, intellectual or cognitive level of

functioning, history of substance use/abuse. develop or increase social
supports, recreation opportunities, gainful employment

Domestic Violence

Applicant is a victim of sex trafficking, prostitution, or commercial sexual

abuse of a minor; sexual assault; domestic violence; class B or C felony

Law enforcement report any changes in case status for investigation tied
with sexual assault kit. Annual case review on prosecutions and improving
training
Prison life

Postsecondary degree or certificate, up to Bachelor. Provide unofficial

transcriptss, when completes, transferred to another facility, or is released

DOC, Data collecting and review

Review fatality report, with Ombuds. Create a public website where all
unexpected fatality review reports posted and maintained
Prohibits persons, businesses, and state and local governments from
operating private detention facilities or from utilizing contracts with private
detention facilities
Health Care
Establish overdose and suicide fatality review teams to review overdose or
suicide deaths and develop
strategies to prevent future overdose and suicide deaths.

Establishes the State Office of Behavioral Health Consumer Advocacy.

certify and coordinate activities of behavioral health advocates throughout
the state
Reinstate medical assistance 30 days prior to the day of release

Not to suspend medicaid for individuals who are incarcerated for less than
30 days. And to allowed to apply after 30 days in a correctional institution

Courts
limited jurisdiction courts may enter into interlocal
agreements for the provision of pretrial and post judgment probation
supervision services,

Law enforcement

Prohibits peace officers from using chokeholds, neck restraints, unleashed

police dogs to arrest, tear gas, some military equipment, covering ID
number,

Expands the background investigation requirements for persons applying

for peace officer, reserve officer, and corrections officer positions. Makes
changes to the certification and decertification processes for
peace officers and corrections officers

Requires officer to intervene when witnesses a fellow officer engaging in the

use of excessive force. Written policies on the duty to intervene and ensure
that all law enforcement officers obtain training

Offense motivated by race, color, religion, ancestry, national origin, gender,

sexual orientation, gender expression or identity, or mental, physical, or
sensory disability

online training for potential impeachment disclosures, within 10 days

officer has engaged in misconduct affecting his or her credibility shall report
such incident
investigation and reporting of incidents involving the use of deadly force

WSC collect, report, and publish information on law enforcement's use of

force and other interactions with and incidents involving the public

investigate force by a law enforcement officer; death of or serious injury,

authority or misconduct by a law enforcement officer, allegedly
discriminatory stops or other profiling activity

Establishes the Office of Independent Investigations within the Office of the

Governor for the purpose of investigating certain incidents

At least 23 years of age and have a degree equivalent to an Associate of Arts

or Science degree. 24 month probationary new hire. 10 percent on any
competitive examination for specified skills
or experience
Status

Feb 17 Placed on second reading by Rules Committee

Feb 22 Passed to Rules Committee for second reading

Feb 22 Referred to Rules 2 Review

Feb 17 Placed on second reading by Rules Committee

Feb 15 Passed to Rules Committee for second reading

Feb 22 Referred to Rules 2 Review

Feb 23 Placed on second reading by Rules Committee

Feb 22 Passed to Rules Committee for second reading

Feb 15 Referred to Appropriations//

Feb 19 Referred to Rules 2 Review

Feb 22 Passed to Rules Committee for second reading

Feb 8 [In House] First reading, referred to Public Safety.

Feb 15 Referred to Rules 2 Review

Feb 8 Passed to Rules Committee for second reading

Feb 1 On motion, referred to Rules

Feb 15 Referred to Rules 2 Review

Feb 22 Referred to Rules 2 Review

Feb 17 Placed on second reading by Rules Committee

Feb 15 Referred to Rules 2 Review

Feb 5 Passed to Rules Committee for second reading

Feb 23 Placed on second reading by Rules Committee

Feb 22 Passed to Rules Committee for second reading

Feb 17 Placed on second reading by Rules Committee

Feb 2 Referred to Rules 2 Review

Feb 23 Rules Committee relieved of further

consideration. Placed on second reading
Feb 23 Placed on second reading by Rules Committee.

Feb 23 Rules Third reading, passed; yeas, 76; nays, 21

Feb 5 [In Senate] First reading, referred to Health &

Long Term Care

Feb 22 Referred to Rules 2 Review

Feb 22 Passed to Rules Committee for second reading.

Feb 22 Referred to Rules 2 Review

Feb 17 Placed on second reading by Rules Committee.

Feb 17 Placed on second reading by Rules Committee

Feb 17 Placed on second reading by Rules Committee.

Feb 23 Placed on second reading by Rules Committee.

Feb 23 Third reading, passed; yeas, 28; nays, 21

Feb 17 Returned to Rules Committee for second

reading

Feb 25 Public Hearing- Senate Committee on Law &

Justice at 8:30 AM
Feb 15 [In Senate] First reading, referred to Law &
Justice

Feb 9 Referred to Rules 2 Review //

Feb 22 Passed to Rules
Committee for second reading

Feb 22 Referred to Rules 2 Review

Feb 22 Referred to Rules 2 Review

Feb 22 Referred to Rules 2 Review

Feb 22 Referred to Rules 2 Review

Feb 22 Referred to Rules 2 Review

Feb 17 Placed on second reading by Rules Committee

Feb 23 Rules Third reading, passed; yeas, 41; nays, 8

Feb 17 Placed on second reading by Rules Committee