Washington HB1322 aims to improve outcomes for juveniles adjudicated of offenses by increasing community placement options and refining procedural.
Washington HB1322 modifies juvenile sentencing standards to enhance community placement options and refine procedural requirements. It establishes a standard range disposition for juveniles adjudicated of offenses, including community supervision, detention, and restitution. The bill also allows for suspended dispositions and alternative treatments for certain offenses. It mandates that juveniles remain at home for a minimum period and may be subject to electronic monitoring.
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