Increases criminal penalties for sexual offenses against children and habitual property offenders.
Adjusts community custody caseload by: (1) authorizing earned time for community custody sentences; (2) making concurrent supervision the default when there are multiple supervision sentences for multiple offenses; and (3) instituting a pilot project for the supervision of offenders convicted of motor vehicle related offenses.
Reduces prison caseload by removing the sunset date from the existing drug sentencing grid.
Creates a program that provides state-issued identicards to certain offenders released from prison.
Adds malicious mischief involving motor vehicle offenses to the list of motor vehicle crimes that are triple scored and increases the seriousness level for third and subsequent motor vehicle related offenses.
From the Engrossed Substitute Senate Bill Report (ESSB 5934), written by the Legislature's nonpartisan staff. Read the full report ↗
Did not passDid not pass · passed Senate, stalled in House