Washington SB6203 clarifies how out-of-state and federal convictions are considered in offender scoring.
Washington SB6203 amends the state's sentencing reform act to clarify how out-of-state and federal convictions are factored into an offender's score. The bill specifies that foreign convictions must meet due process standards to be included. Federal convictions are classified according to Washington's comparable offense definitions and sentences. The legislation aims to ensure that prior convictions not previously included in an offender's score are considered in resentencing to maintain accurate sentencing.
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