Washington HB2430 amends laws on crime victim penalty assessments and nonpayment sanctions.
Washington HB2430 modifies the imposition and enforcement of crime victim penalty assessments. It requires courts to consider an offender's ability to pay before sanctioning for nonpayment, with specific protections for indigent, homeless, or mentally ill offenders. The bill outlines procedures for courts to follow when offenders fail to comply with payment obligations, including potential confinement and conversion of penalties to community restitution. It also details the distribution of collected assessments to support crime victims' compensation programs and county services.
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