WA HB1133

Expands prosecuting agencies' authority to obtain records from any public agency when determining whether to seek civil commitment of a sexually violent predator, using a new civil investigative demand process

Creates formal procedures for civil investigative demands, including requirements for specificity, return dates, and service methods, with enforcement through superior court

Allows public agencies to petition courts to modify or set aside demands within 20 days, with courts authorized to impose sanctions for non-compliance

Prohibits offenders from earning supervision compliance credit while serving community custody concurrently with a less restrictive alternative under sexually violent predator supervision (RCW 71.09.092)

Effective date July 27, 2025; passed unanimously by both chambers (House 95-0, Senate 48-0)