Washington SB5644 criminalizes theft and unlawful use of gift cards based on their value.

Washington SB5644 amends state law to establish penalties for theft and unlawful use of gift cards, depending on their value. Theft of a gift card is classified as a first degree offense and class B felony if the value exceeds $5,000, a second degree offense and class C felony if the value is between $750 and $5,000, and a third degree offense and gross misdemeanor if the value is under $750. Unlawful use of a gift card follows a similar structure, with penalties varying based on the card's value.

Washington SB5644 criminalizes theft and unlawful use of gift cards based on their value.

Washington SB5644 amends state law to establish penalties for theft and unlawful use of gift cards, depending on their value. Theft of a gift card is classified as a first degree offense and class B felony if the value exceeds $5,000, a second degree offense and class C felony if the value is between $750 and $5,000, and a third degree offense and gross misdemeanor if the value is under $750. Unlawful use of a gift card follows a similar structure, with penalties varying based on the card's value.