Washington SB5715 retroactively applies the exclusion of certain juvenile convictions from offender scores, affecting sentencing.

Washington SB5715 amends sentencing laws to retroactively exclude specific juvenile convictions from offender scores, impacting those incarcerated on the bill's effective date. The bill allows for resentencing hearings for individuals currently serving sentences, provided they meet certain criteria such as time served and disciplinary record. It also ensures victims and survivors have rights during these hearings, including the right to be informed and to present statements.

Washington SB5715 retroactively applies the exclusion of certain juvenile convictions from offender scores, affecting sentencing.

Washington SB5715 amends sentencing laws to retroactively exclude specific juvenile convictions from offender scores, impacting those incarcerated on the bill's effective date. The bill allows for resentencing hearings for individuals currently serving sentences, provided they meet certain criteria such as time served and disciplinary record. It also ensures victims and survivors have rights during these hearings, including the right to be informed and to present statements.