Washington HB2539 regulates deductions from inmate funds, prioritizing payments for crime victims, personal savings, child support, and incarceration.

Washington HB2539 outlines the deductions from inmate funds, prioritizing payments to the crime victims' compensation account, personal inmate savings, child support, and the department to cover incarceration costs. It also specifies that deductions do not apply to funds for education, vocational programs, postage, telephone services, commissary items, subsistence, or medical expenses. The bill further defines terms such as "immediate family," "restraints," and "vocational training," and it exempts certain funds from deductions.

Washington HB2539 regulates deductions from inmate funds, prioritizing payments for crime victims, personal savings, child support, and incarceration.

Washington HB2539 outlines the deductions from inmate funds, prioritizing payments to the crime victims' compensation account, personal inmate savings, child support, and the department to cover incarceration costs. It also specifies that deductions do not apply to funds for education, vocational programs, postage, telephone services, commissary items, subsistence, or medical expenses. The bill further defines terms such as "immediate family," "restraints," and "vocational training," and it exempts certain funds from deductions.