Washington HB2510 mandates supervision of individuals sentenced to community custody, particularly those at high risk of reoffending.
Washington HB2510 requires the Department of Corrections to supervise individuals convicted of felonies and sentenced to community custody, especially those deemed high risk to reoffend. This includes individuals with convictions for sex offenses, serious violent offenses, or domestic violence. The supervision period cannot exceed the duration of the community custody term, except in specific cases. The bill also mandates risk assessments for these individuals and allows for reduced supervision periods based on earned credits.
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