SB5585 addresses the handling of tribal warrants in Washington state, including procedures for noncertified tribes.

SB5585 modifies Washington state law to clarify procedures for handling tribal warrants. It defines terms such as "noncertified tribe," "tribal court," and "tribal law." The bill allows noncertified tribes to request the surrender of fugitives, with specific conditions for custody and transfer. It mandates that a peace officer must verify the validity of a tribal warrant before making an arrest. The bill also outlines the rights of arrested individuals, including the right to a judicial hearing and the ability to waive this right.

SB5585 addresses the handling of tribal warrants in Washington state, including procedures for noncertified tribes.

SB5585 modifies Washington state law to clarify procedures for handling tribal warrants. It defines terms such as "noncertified tribe," "tribal court," and "tribal law." The bill allows noncertified tribes to request the surrender of fugitives, with specific conditions for custody and transfer. It mandates that a peace officer must verify the validity of a tribal warrant before making an arrest. The bill also outlines the rights of arrested individuals, including the right to a judicial hearing and the ability to waive this right.