Washington SB6074 reinstitutes parole for certain felony offenders, establishing new procedures for parole eligibility, hearings, and sanctions.

Washington SB6074 amends the state's parole system by allowing incarcerated individuals convicted of a felony committed after July 1, 2027, to petition for parole after serving at least 60 percent of their total confinement term. The bill outlines procedures for parole eligibility, including criteria for release and length of parole. It also establishes new hearing procedures for parole violations, ensuring offenders have the right to representation, a fair hearing, and an opportunity to appeal.

Washington SB6074 reinstitutes parole for certain felony offenders, establishing new procedures for parole eligibility, hearings, and sanctions.

Washington SB6074 amends the state's parole system by allowing incarcerated individuals convicted of a felony committed after July 1, 2027, to petition for parole after serving at least 60 percent of their total confinement term. The bill outlines procedures for parole eligibility, including criteria for release and length of parole. It also establishes new hearing procedures for parole violations, ensuring offenders have the right to representation, a fair hearing, and an opportunity to appeal.