Washington HB2417 adds protections for victims of offenses in the Washington National Guard.
Washington HB2417 amends the Washington code of military justice to include protections for victims of offenses while serving in the Washington National Guard. The bill ensures victims have rights such as protection from the accused, the right to be heard at various proceedings, and the right to receive restitution. It also mandates that interviews of the victim by counsel for the accused must occur in the presence of counsel for the state or the victim's counsel. The bill aims to align state military justice with federal standards, ensuring consistent treatment of victims.
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