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Concerning toxicology testing by certified or accredited laboratories.
Modernizing and strengthening laws concerning sheriffs, police chiefs, town marshals, law enforcement agency volunteers, youth cadets, specially commissioned officers, and police matrons.
Improving school safety by extending penalties for interference by, or intimidation by threat of, force or violence at schools and extracurricular activities and requiring schools to notify the public of such penalties.
Concerning the use of face coverings by law enforcement officers.
Concerning agencies, firefighters, prosecutors, and general or limited authority law enforcement, extending eligibility for employment to all United States citizens or persons legally authorized to work in the United States under federal law.
Concerning inmate funds.
Concerning the sale and distribution of nitrous oxide.
Concerning the supervision of individuals sentenced to community custody.
Concerning reporting requirements and law enforcement responses for incidents at private detention facilities.
Concerning the authority of investigators of the attorney general's office.
Concerning false identification as a peace officer.
Creating the offense of reckless interference with emergency operations.
Concerning agencies, firefighters, prosecutors, and general or limited authority law enforcement, extending eligibility for employment to all United States citizens or persons legally authorized to work in the United States under federal law.
Protecting access to life-saving care and substance use services.
Providing parameters for conducting searches of transgender and intersex individuals confined in a local jail in compliance with federal law.
Revised for 1st substitute: Concerning sexually explicit depictions of minors.
Revised for 1st substitute: Concerning sexually explicit depictions of minors.
Clarifying the scope of authority of the office of independent investigations to align with current operations and practices and to include public disclosure requirements and protect privacy.
Concerning prevention of and remedies for human trafficking.
Addressing reckless driving in cases involving excessive speed.
Supporting the recovery of missing persons.
Interfering with access to a place of religious worship.
Interfering with access to a place of religious worship.
Providing parameters for conducting searches of transgender and intersex individuals confined in a local jail in compliance with federal law.
Concerning criminal offense fingerprinting.
Reestablishing the advisory board for the missing and exploited children task force.
Addressing reckless driving in cases involving excessive speed.
Concerning impaired driving.
Concerning policing costs driven by proximity to state hospitals.
Revised for 1st substitute: Imposing community custody after a conviction for unlawful possession of a firearm.
Revised for 1st substitute: Imposing community custody after a conviction for unlawful possession of a firearm.
Concerning policing costs driven by proximity to state hospitals.
Concerning escorted leaves of absence for incarcerated individuals.
Concerning contracts between the United States and county and municipal jails for committing or confining individuals in federal custody.
Vacating convictions involving the exercise of treaty rights by Indian tribal members.
Providing remedies for defendant survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, or human trafficking.
Modifying provisions relating to the crime of failure to register.
Concerning state and local law enforcement interactions with federal immigration enforcement officials.
Concerning the crime victim penalty assessment.
Concerning retail theft accountability.
Concerning prostitution.
Concerning state oversight and accountability of the criminal justice training commission.
Combating sexual exploitation of minors.
Concerning criminal classification and penalties for sexually motivated assault in the fourth degree.
Preparing incarcerated people for successful reentry upon release from a correctional facility.
Prohibiting certain law enforcement agencies from hiring certain federal employees.
Providing an alternative condition for extraordinary medical placement for incarcerated individuals.
Concerning vehicular homicide offenses.
Requiring all less restrictive alternatives for sexually violent predators to be operated by the department of social and health services or a contracted provider.
Concerning the mental health sentencing alternative.
Concerning sentencing enhancements for theft offenses, robbery, possessing stolen property, and trafficking stolen property.
Concerning rehabilitative pathways for persons charged with certain felony offenses who have no prior felony convictions in adult criminal court.
Prohibiting sexually violent predators from being placed in less restrictive alternatives within 500 feet of, or with a sight line to, certain facilities or schools.
Requiring a less restrictive alternative placement to be owned and operated by the same individuals.
Requiring the court to consider recommendations from the prosecutor before approving a less restrictive alternative for a sexually violent predator.
Prohibiting sexually violent predators from being placed in less restrictive alternatives located in areas with a high concentration of children.
Prohibiting a less restrictive alternative placement from abutting a residence with a minor in the household.
Concerning elected sheriffs.
Requiring owners of properties used as less restrictive alternatives for sexually violent predators to make certain disclosures.
Creating a domestic violence offense registry.
Revised for 1st substitute: Updating the endangerment with a controlled substance statute to include fentanyl or synthetic opioids.
Creating a detention facility registry.
Increasing the maximum authorized term of imprisonment for certain gross misdemeanor offenses.
Concerning residential restrictions for conditional release to a less restrictive alternative.
Ensuring access to victim services through the crime victim penalty assessment.
Providing community notification regarding the release or discharge of sexually violent predators.
Revised for 1st substitute: Updating the endangerment with a controlled substance statute to include fentanyl or synthetic opioids.
Concerning toxicology testing by certified or accredited laboratories.
Concerning the due process requirements and the procedures of a peace officer being placed on Brady and Giglio lists.
Concerning impaired driving.
Providing supervision of a sexually violent predator after release or discharge.
Concerning the use of face coverings by law enforcement officers.
Concerning contracts between the United States and county and municipal jails for committing or confining individuals in federal custody.
Concerning the standard used to evaluate the reasonableness of a peace officer's use of force.
Modifying procedures for releasing sexually violent predators to less restrictive alternative placements.
Supporting crime victims and witnesses by promoting victim-centered, trauma-informed responses.
Expanding the information sex offenders and kidnapping offenders must provide when registering.
Requiring certain persons to be in full compliance with sex offender and kidnapping offender registration requirements.
Requesting an investigation into the killing of Aysenur Ezgi Eygi.
Prohibiting law enforcement training with certain foreign entities.
Implementing certain recommendations from the sex offender policy board concerning the criminal offense of failure to register.
Vacating convictions for driving under the influence.
Concerning accountability and access to services for individuals charged with a misdemeanor.
Concerning appropriate response to assaults by individuals in behavioral health crisis.
Enhancing penalties for felony offenses committed at a postsecondary institution.
Concerning work programs for incarcerated persons.
Reducing litigation costs by removing barriers to postconviction DNA testing.
Concerning community custody.
Modernizing, harmonizing, and clarifying laws concerning sheriffs, chiefs, marshals, and police matrons.
Concerning pretrial release.
Prohibiting the offer or acceptance of anything of value to influence the judgment or conduct of an elector in voting for or against any person or ballot measure.
Concerning persons convicted of violent offenses with a firearm.
Concerning partial confinement eligibility and alignment.
Providing for enforcement actions for property damage of electric vehicle charging stations.
Concerning criminal justice and the recovery of firearms used in the commission of a crime.
Concerning assaults committed against transit employees or contractors.
Concerning violent offenses.
Concerning endangerment with a controlled substance.
Establishing criminal and civil penalties for destruction of critical communications infrastructure.
Establishing an office of the crime victims ombuds.
Expediting review of sentences when there exists a pending deportation proceeding.
Concerning persons convicted of violent offenses with a firearm.
Prohibiting obstructing a law enforcement officer or other first responder.
Including legislative members in the voting membership of the sentencing guidelines commission.
Expanding the office of independent investigations to include prosecutions of criminal conduct.
Deterring criminal conduct involving gift cards.
Concerning procedures and requirements for reporting and investigating missing persons.
Modifying dog breeding regulations.
Concerning community custody.
Concerning restrictions on the placement of inmates of different biological sexes in correctional facilities.
Deterring robberies from cannabis retail establishments.
Improving traffic safety.
Concerning civil commitment of sexually violent predators.
Addressing motor vehicle and retail theft offenses.
Changing conditions, policies, and programs to support specified law enforcement personnel and help in recruiting and retaining law enforcement officers.
Concerning officer certification definitions, processes, and commissioning.
Increasing transparency and accountability of the office of corrections ombuds.
Modernizing, harmonizing, and clarifying laws concerning sheriffs, chiefs, marshals, and police matrons.
Concerning offenses involving graffiti or other damage to property.
Concerning transparency, public safety, and independent oversight of the city, county, and regional jail system in Washington state.
Concerning penalties related to eluding police vehicles and resisting arrest.
Making obstructing highways a crime.
Increasing public safety by elevating the penalty for unlawful delivery of a controlled substance resulting in death.
Concerning persons serving long sentences for offenses committed prior to reaching 21 years of age.
Concerning reducing fees and expenses for services for people confined in state facilities.
Concerning impaired driving.
Concerning commercial sexual exploitation.
Concerning organized retail theft.
Concerning retroactively applying the requirement to exclude certain juvenile convictions from an offender score regardless of the date of the offense.
Concerning the crime of endangerment with a controlled substance.
Excluding any person who is convicted of a hit and run resulting in death from being eligible for a first-time offender waiver.
Concerning work programs for incarcerated persons.
Providing judicial discretion to modify sentences in the interest of justice.
Establishing uniform policies and procedures within department of corrections facilities relating to disciplinary proceedings and administrative segregation.
Concerning sentencing enhancements.
Concerning pretrial release.
Promoting public safety and deterring unlawful firearm possession by increasing criminal penalties for unlawful possession of a firearm.
Resentencing of individuals sentenced as a persistent offender.
Concerning the crime of endangerment with a controlled substance.
Concerning offenses involving fabricated depictions of minors.
Concerning sexually violent predators' ineligibility to earn supervision compliance credit.
Vacating convictions for driving under the influence.
Improving public safety by implementing evidence-based interview practices that increase the reliability of statements collected during criminal investigations.
Concerning accountability and access to services for individuals charged with a misdemeanor.
Concerning housing of inmates in state correctional facilities.
Expanding the crime of endangerment with a controlled substance to include fentanyl and other high-potency synthetic opioids.
Increasing protections for child welfare workers.
Concerning disciplinary hearings held by the department of corrections.
Improving school safety by extending penalties for interference by, or intimidation by threat of, force or violence at schools and extracurricular activities and requiring schools to notify the public of such penalties.
Concerning the indeterminate sentence review board.
Implementing certain recommendations from the sex offender policy board concerning the criminal offense of failure to register.
Concerning motor vehicle chop shops.
Concerning appropriate response to assaults by individuals in behavioral health crisis.
Expanding the circumstances that may constitute a major violation of the uniform controlled substances act.
Concerning department of corrections behavioral health certification.
Concerning partial confinement eligibility and alignment.
Concerning clemency and pardons.
Concerning supervision compliance credit.
Concerning officer certification definitions, processes, and commissioning.
Concerning the penalties for theft and possession of stolen property from first responders.
Concerning tribal warrants.
Concerning the transportation of individuals released or discharged from the custody of the department of corrections.
Clarifying a hate crime offense.
Preventing cruelty to animals.
Concerning private detention facilities.
Concerning reentry council.
Concerning membership on the correctional industries advisory committee.
Concerning programs and services for incarcerated parents at the department of corrections.
Prohibiting the use of certain animals in traveling animal acts.
Concerning training provided by the criminal justice training commission.
Concerning exceptional sentences for offenses which result in the pregnancy of a victim of rape.
Concerning fingerprint background check on applicants.
Prohibiting the knowing distribution of a forged digital likeness.
Concerning sexually violent predators.
Requiring electronic monitoring of sexually violent predators granted conditional release.
Explicitly listing the department of labor and industries in the definition of limited authority Washington law enforcement agency while not granting new enforcement authority.