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WA SB5685
Bill
Status
2/6/2025
Primary Sponsor
John Lovick
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AI Summary
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Theft in the third degree (property/services valued at $750 or less, or 10+ merchandise pallets/beverage crates) becomes a class C felony upon a third or subsequent adult conviction, rather than remaining a gross misdemeanor
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First and second offenses remain classified as gross misdemeanors
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Creates an expedited path to record vacation for felony theft in the third degree convictions: individuals who complete substance use disorder treatment may petition for vacation one year after completing community custody or treatment, whichever is later
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Standard class C felony vacation rules (five-year waiting period, no new convictions) still apply unless the individual qualifies through the substance use disorder treatment pathway
Legislative Description
Concerning theft in the third degree.
Last Action
By resolution, reintroduced and retained in present status.
1/12/2026