Washington HB2533 modifies procedures for releasing sexually violent predators to less restrictive placements.
Washington HB2533 modifies procedures for releasing sexually violent predators to less restrictive placements. It requires courts to consider specific factors before granting conditional release, including the person's participation in sex offender treatment and expression of remorse. The bill also outlines conditions for conditional release, such as restrictions on residence and contact with minors. It mandates that the Department of Social and Health Services assist in identifying suitable placements and provides for hearings to revoke or modify release orders.
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