Washington HB1101 amends definitions related to vehicular homicide offenses and criminal history.
Washington HB1101 amends definitions in the state's criminal code, focusing on vehicular homicide offenses and criminal history. It defines terms such as "most serious offense," "community restitution," "confinement," "conviction," and "criminal history." The bill also outlines what constitutes a "serious traffic offense" and "violent offense." Additionally, it specifies conditions for being classified as a "persistent offender" and "predatory" offender. The changes are set to take effect on January 1, 2026.
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