Washington SB5854 modifies procedures for releasing sexually violent predators to less restrictive placements.
Washington SB5854 modifies procedures for releasing sexually violent predators to less restrictive placements. The bill requires the court to consider fair share principles when approving placements. It mandates that the Secretary of Social and Health Services provide annual notices to committed persons about their right to petition for conditional release. The bill also outlines conditions for conditional release, including the need for treatment, housing, and supervision. It emphasizes the importance of remorse and participation in sex offender treatment for eligibility.
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