Washington SB5202 enhances the efficacy of judicial orders as harm reduction tools for survivors of abuse and supports law enforcement.
Washington SB5202 amends the state's laws to ensure judicial orders effectively protect survivors of abuse and support law enforcement. The bill modifies the criteria for issuing and renewing protection orders, allowing courts to consider factors such as the respondent's history of violence, mental health status, and compliance with treatment programs. It also expands the types of relief available in protection orders, including restrictions on firearm possession and requirements for electronic monitoring.
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