Washington HB1133 amends civil commitment procedures for sexually violent predators, focusing on conditional release to less restrictive alternatives.

Washington HB1133 revises the procedures for civil commitment of sexually violent predators, emphasizing conditional release to less restrictive alternatives. The bill outlines criteria for determining when a person no longer meets the definition of a sexually violent predator and when conditional release is appropriate. It mandates annual evaluations and requires the Department of Social and Health Services to propose less restrictive placements. The bill also details the conditions for conditional release, including restrictions on proximity to schools and child care centers.

Washington HB1133 amends civil commitment procedures for sexually violent predators, focusing on conditional release to less restrictive alternatives.

Washington HB1133 revises the procedures for civil commitment of sexually violent predators, emphasizing conditional release to less restrictive alternatives. The bill outlines criteria for determining when a person no longer meets the definition of a sexually violent predator and when conditional release is appropriate. It mandates annual evaluations and requires the Department of Social and Health Services to propose less restrictive placements. The bill also details the conditions for conditional release, including restrictions on proximity to schools and child care centers.