Washington SB6338 mandates courts to consider prosecutor recommendations before approving less restrictive alternatives for sexually violent.
SB6338 amends Washington law to require courts to consider recommendations from the prosecutor before approving a less restrictive alternative for a sexually violent predator. The court must find that the predator will be treated by a qualified provider, has agreed to accept treatment, and will comply with all requirements. The court must also consider the prosecutor's recommendations on the appropriateness of the proposed housing.
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