Transfers individuals convicted of serious violent offenses as juveniles to the Department of Corrections at age 18.

This bill amends Washington state law to transfer individuals convicted of serious violent offenses as juveniles to the Department of Corrections when they turn 18. Initially, these individuals are placed in facilities operated by the Department of Children, Youth, and Families. The transfer to the Department of Corrections occurs automatically at age 18 unless specific conditions are met. The bill also outlines procedures for reviewing placement and transfer decisions, ensuring that the safety and rehabilitation needs of the individuals are considered.

Transfers individuals convicted of serious violent offenses as juveniles to the Department of Corrections at age 18.

This bill amends Washington state law to transfer individuals convicted of serious violent offenses as juveniles to the Department of Corrections when they turn 18. Initially, these individuals are placed in facilities operated by the Department of Children, Youth, and Families. The transfer to the Department of Corrections occurs automatically at age 18 unless specific conditions are met. The bill also outlines procedures for reviewing placement and transfer decisions, ensuring that the safety and rehabilitation needs of the individuals are considered.