Washington HB1829 modifies procedures for handling tribal warrants, particularly those issued by noncertified tribes.

Washington HB1829 amends the handling of tribal warrants, focusing on those issued by noncertified tribes. It allows courts to release individuals arrested under such warrants if the noncertified tribe does not take custody within a specified time. The bill also clarifies that a new arrest warrant is necessary if custody transfer is sought after the initial release. Additionally, it defines terms such as "certified tribe" and "noncertified tribe," and outlines procedures for handling warrants from certified tribes, ensuring they receive full faith and credit.

Washington HB1829 modifies procedures for handling tribal warrants, particularly those issued by noncertified tribes.

Washington HB1829 amends the handling of tribal warrants, focusing on those issued by noncertified tribes. It allows courts to release individuals arrested under such warrants if the noncertified tribe does not take custody within a specified time. The bill also clarifies that a new arrest warrant is necessary if custody transfer is sought after the initial release. Additionally, it defines terms such as "certified tribe" and "noncertified tribe," and outlines procedures for handling warrants from certified tribes, ensuring they receive full faith and credit.