Washington SB6337 prohibits placing sexually violent predators within 500 feet of schools or recreational facilities.
SB6337 amends Washington law to prohibit placing sexually violent predators in less restrictive alternatives within 500 feet of schools or recreational facilities. The bill requires courts to consider fair share principles when approving placements. It mandates conditions for conditional release, including electronic monitoring, treatment participation, and restrictions on contact with victims. The Department of Corrections must investigate proposed placements and assist with discharge planning.
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