Washington HB1091 prohibits sexually violent predators from earning supervision compliance credit.
HB1091 amends the Revised Code of Washington to ensure that offenders convicted of sexually violent offenses are ineligible to earn supervision compliance credit. This credit, which reduces the time served under supervision, is typically awarded to offenders who comply with supervision terms and make progress in their individualized supervision case plan. The bill specifically excludes those serving community custody for sexually violent offenses from earning this credit.
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