Washington HB1668 modifies rules for calculating offender scores, including points for prior convictions and specific offenses, and outlines.

Washington HB1668 amends the rules for calculating offender scores, which are used to determine sentencing. It specifies how points are assigned for various prior convictions, including sex offenses, domestic violence, and escape from community custody. The bill also details how to score current offenses, such as felony driving under the influence, and how to handle multiple prior convictions for the same criminal conduct. Additionally, it outlines procedures for handling violations of community custody, including the right to a hearing and the potential for escalating sanctions.

Washington HB1668 modifies rules for calculating offender scores, including points for prior convictions and specific offenses, and outlines.

Washington HB1668 amends the rules for calculating offender scores, which are used to determine sentencing. It specifies how points are assigned for various prior convictions, including sex offenses, domestic violence, and escape from community custody. The bill also details how to score current offenses, such as felony driving under the influence, and how to handle multiple prior convictions for the same criminal conduct. Additionally, it outlines procedures for handling violations of community custody, including the right to a hearing and the potential for escalating sanctions.