Bill > HB1091

This bill amends existing Washington state law regarding supervision compliance credits for offenders, specifically adding restrictions for sexually violent predators. Under the current law, offenders supervised by the department can earn up to ten days of supervision compliance credit per month by meeting certain compliance and progress conditions, such as participating in targeted interventions, risk-related programming, or treatment. The bill now explicitly prohibits offenders serving a less restrictive alternative under RCW 71.09.092 (which typically involves sexually violent predators) from earning these supervision compliance credits on any concurrent sentence. This means that sexually violent predators will not be able to reduce their supervision time through good behavior credits, even if they are complying with their supervision requirements. The bill modifies existing statutes to ensure that these specific offenders do not benefit from the supervision compliance credit system, likely as a measure to maintain stricter oversight and management of individuals considered high-risk for sexual violence.

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https://app.leg.wa.gov/billsummary?BillNumber=1091&Year=2025&Initiative=false