Washington HB1247 modifies placement rules for individuals convicted of felonies as juveniles, focusing on community transition services and.

Washington HB1247 amends the placement rules for individuals convicted of felonies as juveniles. It mandates that individuals convicted of felonies under the age of 18 be initially placed in a facility operated by the Department of Corrections. The bill allows for community transition services for those over 21, provided they meet certain criteria. It also outlines conditions under which individuals can be transferred to the Department of Corrections, including disciplinary actions and safety risks.

Washington HB1247 modifies placement rules for individuals convicted of felonies as juveniles, focusing on community transition services and.

Washington HB1247 amends the placement rules for individuals convicted of felonies as juveniles. It mandates that individuals convicted of felonies under the age of 18 be initially placed in a facility operated by the Department of Corrections. The bill allows for community transition services for those over 21, provided they meet certain criteria. It also outlines conditions under which individuals can be transferred to the Department of Corrections, including disciplinary actions and safety risks.