Allows incarcerated individuals to be placed in extraordinary medical settings under specific conditions.
The bill amends Washington state law to allow incarcerated individuals to be placed in extraordinary medical settings under specific conditions. This placement can occur if the individual has been assessed by two physicians, poses no threat to public safety, and it is expected to result in cost savings for the state. The bill also outlines conditions for electronic monitoring and the possibility of revoking such placements. Persistent offenders are not eligible for this placement.
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