Washington SB6334 mandates that a less restrictive alternative placement for individuals cannot be adjacent to a residence with a minor.
Washington SB6334 outlines specific conditions for conditional release to a less restrictive alternative placement, emphasizing safety and community protection. The bill requires courts to consider various factors, including victim safety, treatment availability, and support systems, before authorizing such releases. Notably, it mandates that the placement must not abut a residence with a minor. The Department of Corrections must investigate proposed placements and recommend additional conditions to the court.
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