Washington HB2643 establishes due process rights for peace officers placed on Brady and Giglio lists.

Washington HB2643 amends state law to ensure peace officers have due process rights when placed on lists of recurring witnesses with potential impeachment information. Officers can petition the superior court to review the decision, which may result in the court affirming, modifying, or reversing the decision. The court can also order the officer's removal from the list. All evidence in these proceedings is kept confidential unless otherwise specified by law.

Washington HB2643 establishes due process rights for peace officers placed on Brady and Giglio lists.

Washington HB2643 amends state law to ensure peace officers have due process rights when placed on lists of recurring witnesses with potential impeachment information. Officers can petition the superior court to review the decision, which may result in the court affirming, modifying, or reversing the decision. The court can also order the officer's removal from the list. All evidence in these proceedings is kept confidential unless otherwise specified by law.