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- § — Court rules.
- § — Appeal—Costs—Default.
- § — Requirements of petition—Rights of petitioner—Court findings.
- § — Statement of availability.
- § — Petition—Eligibility.
- § — Investigation and examination.
- § — Procedure upon approval of plan.
- § — Report to court—Recommended treatment plan—Commitment to provide treatment.
- § — Child welfare services.
- § — Arraignment continued—Treatment referral.
- § — Arraignment when treatment rejected.
- § — Evidence, uses and admissibility.
- § — Procedure upon breach of treatment plan.
- § — Conviction of similar offense.
- § — Trial delay not grounds for dismissal.
- § — Conditions of granting.
- § — Services provided for indigent defendants.
- § — Alcoholism program requirements.
- § — Dismissal of charges.
- § — Deferred prosecution program for domestic violence behavior—Requirements.
- § — Deferred prosecution—Mental health disorder.
- § — Appeal of deferred prosecution order.
- § — Supervision as condition—Levy of assessment.
- § — Deferred finding program—Failure to register vehicle, aircraft, or vessel.
- § — Failure to register vehicle, aircraft, or vessel—Deferral program—Exception—Fines.
- § — Limitations on use.
- § — Ordinance or resolution—Community involvement process.
- § — Statutes—Repeal or amendment—Saving clause presumed.
- § — Policies.
- § — Pleadings—Forms abolished.
- § — Convictions—Necessary before punishment.
- § — Conviction—Requisites—Waiver of jury trial.
- § — Entities—Amenable to criminal process—How.
- § — Entities—Fines.
- § — Charges arising from official acts of state officers or employees—Defense by attorney general.
- § — Witnesses' fees.
- § — Pardons—Reprieves—Commutations.
- § — Mileage allowance—Jurors—Witnesses.
- § — Costs—What constitutes—Payment by defendant—Procedure—Remission—Medical or mental health treatment o
- § — Entities—Judgment against.
- § — Fine or costs—Payment within specified time or installments—Payment priority order.
- § — Fine or costs—Default in payment—Contempt of court—Enforcement, collection procedures.
- § — Remission of fines.
- § — City attorney, county prosecutor, or other prosecuting authority—Filing a criminal charge—Contributi
- § — Victim impact panel registry—Panel minimum standards.
- § — Offender notification and warning.
- § — Prosecutorial powers of attorney general.
- § — Registration of sex offenders and kidnapping offenders—Notice to defendants.
- § — Domestic violence proceedings—Duty to specify whether intimate partners or family or household membe
- § — Limitation of actions.
- § — Seizure and forfeiture.
- § — Officer defined.
- § — Application.
- § — Civil liability.
- § — Individuals receiving medical care—Requirements for not being accompanied or secured.
- § — Treatment in hospital emergency department.
- § — Individuals in custody for violent offense or sex offense—Officer to accompany or secure.
- § — No changes to standard of care—Restraints on pregnant women or youth.
- § — Arrest—Offense committed in view of district judge.
- § — Jury—If demanded.
- § — Plea of guilty.
- § — Cash bail in lieu of recognizance.
- § — Verdict of guilty—Proceedings upon.
- § — Assessment of punishment by courts organized under 1961 justice of the peace act.
- § — Proposed forms for criminal actions.
- § — Legislative finding.
- § — Stay of execution.
- § — Judgment—Entry—Execution—Remittance of district court fines, etc.
- § — Definitions.
- § — Standards.
- § — Selection of defense attorneys.
- § — Determination of indigency—Provisional appointment—Promissory note.
- § — Appropriated funds—Application, reports.
- § — Appropriated funds—Use requirements.
- § — County moneys.
- § — City moneys.
- § — Construction—Chapter applicable to state registered domestic partnerships—2009 c 521.
- § — Special inquiry judge process—Subpoena for records.
- § — Declaration.
- § — Definitions.
- § — Blue alert system—Plan—Activation—Termination.
- § — Liability immunity.
- § — Independent investigation—Adoption of rules.
- § — Death of member of recognized Indian tribe—Notice.
- § — Definitions.
- § — Competitive procurement.
- § — When permitted—Exceptions.
- § — Use of force—Reporting requirements.
- § — Findings.
- § — Procedure—Costs.
- § — Compromise in all other cases forbidden.
- § — Chokehold or neck restraint prohibited.
- § — Definitions.
- § — Hog-tying prohibited.
- § — Use of tear gas.
- § — Peace officers—Reasonably identifiable.
- § — Vehicular pursuit.
- § — Military equipment.
- § — Discharge of defendant—Frivolous complaints.
- § — Abstract of costs forwarded with transcript.
- § — Statement of prosecuting attorney if no information filed—Court action.
- § — Witnesses—Recognizances with sureties.
- § — Recognizances for minors.
- § — Sessions—Judges may act as magistrates—Night court.
- § — Witnesses—Failure to furnish recognizance—Commitment—Deposition—Discharge.
- § — Concurrent jurisdiction with superior court and district court.
- § — Officers authorized to take recognizance and approve bail.
- § — Class A or B felony offenses—Bail for release determined by judicial officer.
- § — Certification and filing of recognizances.
- § — Taking and entering recognizances.
- § — Forfeiture, exoneration of recognizances—Judgment—Execution.
- § — Stay of execution of forfeiture judgment—Bond.
- § — Forfeiture judgment vacated on defendant's production—When.
- § — Actions not barred by defect of form or formality.
- § — Return of bond to surety, when.
- § — Recognizances before district judge or magistrate—Forfeiture—Action.
- § — Liability of surety, limitation.
- § — Surrender of person under surety's bond.
- § — Violent offenders—Reasons for release without bail.
- § — Recognizance to maintain good behavior or keep the peace.
- § — Service—How—Warrant not in possession, procedure—Bail.
- § — Breach of recognizance conditions.
- § — Bail pending appeal.
- § — Stay of execution for sixty days on recognizance.
- § — Effect of recognizance—Execution of judgment after sixty days.
- § — Change of venue—Procedure.
- § — Perjury outside the state.
- § — Posting of security or bail by nonresident—Penalty.
- § — Costs.
- § — Change of venue by outside jury.
- § — Short title.
- § — Definitions.
- § — Consent not required—Notice.
- § — Exception for exigent circumstances.
- § — Exception for individual's refusal to be recorded electronically.
- § — Exception for safety of individual or protection of identity.
- § — Exception based on belief recording not required.
- § — Exception for interrogation conducted by other jurisdiction.
- § — Electronic recording requirement.
- § — Burden of persuasion.
- § — Exception for equipment malfunction.
- § — Procedural remedies.
- § — Notice of intent to introduce unrecorded statement.
- § — Policies and procedures relating to electronic recording.
- § — Handling and preserving electronic recording.
- § — Self-authentication.
- § — Limitation of liability.
- § — Application—Construction—2021 c 329.
- § — No right to electronic recording or transcript.
- § — Relation to electronic signatures in global and national commerce act.
- § — Effective date—2021 c 329.
- § — Permissible uses of force.
- § — Intent.
- § — Home detention.
- § — Definitions.
- § — Policies for use of force and de-escalation tactics.
- § — Pretrial release program.
- § — Conditions of release—Judicial officer may amend order.
- § — Appearance before judicial officer—Issuance of order.
- § — Detention order—Hearing—Expedited review.
- § — Conditions of release—Drugs and intoxicating liquors—Testing.
- § — Conditions of release—Judicial officer to consider available information.
- § — Home detention or electronic monitoring—Conditions.
- § — Hearing—Appearance—Defendant's right to representation—Detention of defendant.
- § — Conditions of release—Requirements—Ignition interlock device—24/7 sobriety program monitoring—Notice
- § — Release order—Requirements.
- § — Detention order—Requirements—Temporary release.
- § — Construction of chapter.
- § — Special inquiry judge—Selection.
- § — Special inquiry judge—Petition for order—Investigation of sexual exploitation of children.
- § — Special inquiry judge—Direction to public attorney for proceedings in another county—Procedure.
- § — Short title.
- § — Powers and duties of statewide special inquiry judge.
- § — Intent.
- § — Vacancy in office.
- § — Duties of special prosecutor or designee.
- § — Rules.
- § — Disclosures by witness—Penalty.
- § — Advising county prosecuting attorney—Filing and prosecution of informations—Expenses of prosecutions
- § — Disqualification of judge from subsequent proceedings.
- § — Short title—Purpose.
- § — Definitions.
- § — Selection of grand jury members.
- § — Summoning grand jury.
- § — Special inquiry judge—Selection.
- § — Oath—Officers—Witnesses.
- § — Discharge of panel, juror—Grounds.
- § — Secrecy enjoined—Exceptions—Use and availability of evidence.
- § — Persons authorized to attend—Restrictions on attorneys.
- § — Inquiry as to offenses—Duties—Investigation.
- § — Duration of sessions—Extensions.
- § — Self-incrimination—Right to counsel.
- § — Self-incrimination—Refusal to testify or give evidence—Procedure.
- § — Witnesses—Attendance.
- § — Indictments—Issuance.
- § — Grand jury report.
- § — Special inquiry judge—Disqualification from subsequent proceedings.
- § — Special inquiry judge—Petition for order—Investigation of sexual exploitation of children.
- § — Special inquiry judge—Direction to public attorney for proceedings in another county—Procedure.
- § — Officer may break and enter.
- § — Service—How—Warrant not in possession, procedure—Bail.
- § — Arrest by telegraph or teletype.
- § — Short title.
- § — Findings—Intent—Purpose—2024 c 207.
- § — Alternatives to arrest—Individuals with mental disorders or substance use disorders.
- § — Definitions.
- § — Certification—Tribes.
- § — Arrest without warrant.
- § — Noncertified tribes—Detention—Notice.
- § — Noncertified tribes—Demand—Extradition.
- § — Tribal fugitive—Extradition—Standing—State court hearing.
- § — Tribal fugitive—Criminal prosecution pending.
- § — Noncertified tribes—Order of surrender.
- § — Noncertified tribes—Persons in custody.
- § — Noncertified tribes—Fugitive transport.
- § — Certified tribes—Procedure for tribal warrants.
- § — Authority of the state or local jurisdictions.
- § — Noncertified tribes—Judicial hearing.
- § — Tribal warrants—Warrant issued.
- § — Tribal warrants—Other warrants.
- § — Authority of the state or local jurisdictions—Superior court of the county.
- § — Tribal warrants—Criminally or civilly liable.
- § — Effective date—2024 c 207.
- § — Officer may arrest defendant in any county.
- § — Escape—Retaking in foreign state—Extradition agents.
- § — Escape—Retaking prisoner—Authority.
- § — Return of parole violators from another state—Deputizing out-of-state officers.
- § — Return of parole violators from another state—Contracts to share costs.
- § — Pleadings required in criminal proceedings.
- § — Charge by information or indictment—Exceptions.
- § — Indictment—Form.
- § — Indictment or information—Sufficiency.
- § — Indictment or information—Requisites.
- § — Indictment or information—Certainty.
- § — Indictment or information—Certain defects or imperfections deemed immaterial.
- § — Indictment or information—Separation into counts—Consolidation.
- § — Animals—Description of.
- § — Forgery—Description of instrument.
- § — Injury to person or intention concerning.
- § — Judgment, how pleaded.
- § — Larceny or embezzlement—Specification.
- § — Obscene literature—Description.
- § — Perjury—Subornation of perjury—Description of matter.
- § — Presumptions of law need not be stated.
- § — Statute—Exact words need not be used.
- § — Statute, private—Description.
- § — Words and phrases—How used.
- § — Ownership—Proof of.
- § — Trial docket.
- § — True name inserted in proceedings.
- § — Conduct of trial—Generally.
- § — Continuances.
- § — Continuances not permitted in certain cases.
- § — Discharging defendant to give evidence.
- § — Costs allowed to acquitted or discharged defendant.
- § — Liability of convicted person for costs—Jury fee.
- § — Taxation of costs on acquittal or discharge—Generally—Frivolous complaints.
- § — Cost bills in felony cases—Payment.
- § — Cost bills in felony cases—Certification.
- § — Discharging defendant to give evidence.
- § — Compelling witness to attend and testify—Accused as witness.
- § — Confrontation of witnesses.
- § — Incriminating testimony not to be used.
- § — Courthouse facility dog program.
- § — Salaried officers not to receive witness fees—Exceptions.
- § — Offense embraces lower degree and included offenses.
- § — Foreign conviction or acquittal.
- § — Acquittal, when a bar.
- § — Discharging defendant to give evidence.
- § — Conviction or acquittal in other county.
- § — Entry and use of true name.
- § — Motion to set aside indictment.
- § — Pleading to arraignment.
- § — Motion to set aside indictment—Grounds not allowed, when.
- § — Overruling motion—Pleading over.
- § — Sustaining motion—Effect of.
- § — Demurrer to indictment or information.
- § — Sustaining demurrer—When final.
- § — Overruling demurrer—Pleading over.
- § — Sustaining demurrer, etc.—When not final.
- § — Plea of guilty.
- § — Plea of not guilty.
- § — Refusal to answer.
- § — Deportation of aliens upon conviction—Advisement—Legislative intent.
- § — Definitions.
- § — Summoning witness in this state to testify in another state.
- § — Witness from another state summoned to testify in this state.
- § — Intent.
- § — Uniformity of interpretation.
- § — Short title.
- § — Exemption of witness from arrest and service of process.
- § — Local protocols for the use of informants.
- § — Rules—Generally.
- § — Jury instruction for informant testimony.
- § — Presumption of innocence—Conviction of lowest degree, when.
- § — Confession as evidence.
- § — Statement of defendant—Admissibility.
- § — Ownership—Proof of.
- § — Polygraph examinations—Victims of alleged sex offenses.
- § — View of place of crime permissible.
- § — Offense embraces lower degree and included offenses.
- § — Intent to defraud.
- § — Acquittal, when a bar.
- § — Other grounds for issuance of search warrant.
- § — Degree offenses—Inferior degree—Attempt.
- § — Other cases—Included offenses.
- § — Conviction of lesser crime.
- § — Conviction or acquittal—Several defendants.
- § — Reconsideration of verdict.
- § — Findings.
- § — Mittimus upon sentence to imprisonment.
- § — Commitment until fine and costs are paid.
- § — When order may be issued.
- § — Definitions.
- § — Hearing—Summons.
- § — Ex parte temporary order—Hearing—Notice.
- § — Additional relief—PADT area.
- § — Bond or security.
- § — Appearance of party.
- § — Penalties.
- § — Jurisdiction.
- § — Additional penalties.
- § — Venue.
- § — Notice of order to law enforcement agency.
- § — Modification of order—Notice to law enforcement agency.
- § — Other grounds for issuance of search warrant.
- § — To whom directed—Contents.
- § — Issuance of search warrants by magistrates.
- § — Search without warrant unlawful—Penalty.
- § — Restoration of stolen property to owner—Duties of officers.
- § — Strip, body cavity searches—Legislative intent.
- § — Strip, body cavity searches—Warrant, authorization, report.
- § — Strip, body cavity searches—Definitions.
- § — Strip, body cavity searches—Standards for conducting.
- § — Strip, body cavity searches—Medical care not precluded.
- § — Strip, body cavity searches—Application of RCW 10.79.130 through 10.79.160.
- § — Strip, body cavity searches—Actions for damages, injunctive relief.
- § — Strip, body cavity searches—Physical examinations for public health purposes excluded.
- § — Strip, body cavity searches—Uncategorized searches—Determination of reasonable suspicion, probable c
- § — Strip, body cavity searches—Written record required, contents—Unnecessary persons prohibited.
- § — Strip, body cavity searches—Warrant required—Exceptions.
- § — Strip, body cavity searches—Nonliability when search delayed.
- § — Search and seizure of controlled substances.
- § — Bail pending appeal.
- § — Appeal by defendant.
- § — Collateral attack—One year time limit.
- § — Collateral attack—One year time limit—Duty of court to advise defendant.
- § — Collateral attack—One year time limit—Duty of department of corrections to advise.
- § — Collateral attack—One year time limit—Applicability.
- § — Collateral attack—When one year limit not applicable.
- § — Collateral attack—Subsequent petitions.
- § — Right to counsel.
- § — DNA testing requests.
- § — Court fees and costs.
- § — When sentence begins to run.
- § — Stay of judgment—When prohibited—Credit for jail time pending appeal.
- § — Judgment to include costs—Exception.
- § — Detention of defendant.
- § — Conditions of release.
- § — Form of sentence to penitentiary.
- § — Recognizance to maintain good behavior or keep the peace.
- § — Breach of recognizance conditions.
- § — Fingerprint of defendant in felony convictions.
- § — Judgments a lien on realty.
- § — Final record—What to contain.
- § — Loss of voting rights—Acknowledgment.
- § — Referral assessments—Probation department oversight committee.
- § — Appellate review.
- § — Rights of person under this chapter.
- § — Eligible for commitment regardless of cause.
- § — Findings—Developmental disabilities.
- § — Definitions.
- § — Records and reports accompany defendant upon transfer.
- § — Medication—When substitution permitted.
- § — Right to adequate care and treatment—Records and reports.
- § — Responsibility for costs—Reimbursement.
- § — Existing rights not affected.
- § — Violent act—Presumptions.
- § — Capital grants.
- § — Data collection.
- § — Office of forensic mental health services.
- § — Authorization to leave facility where person is confined prohibited—Exceptions—Approval by secretary
- § — Independent public safety review panel—Members—Secretary to submit recommendation—Access to records—
- § — Furlough—Notice—Temporary restraining order.
- § — Immunity from liability—Detaining a person for medical clearance or treatment.
- § — Escape or disappearance—Notification requirements.
- § — Sexual or violent offenders—Notice of release, escape, etc.—Definitions.
- § — Persons acquitted of sex offense due to insanity—Release of information authorized.
- § — Plea of not guilty due to insanity—Doubt as to competency—Evaluation—Bail—Report—Competency to stand
- § — Mental condition evaluations—Reports and recommendations required—Discharge of defendant when determ
- § — Examination rights of defendant's expert or professional person.
- § — Instructions to jury on special verdict.
- § — Experts or professional persons as witnesses.
- § — Establishing insanity as a defense.
- § — Maximum term of commitment or treatment.
- § — Placement—Secure facility—Treatment and rights—Custody—Reports.
- § — Motion for acquittal on grounds of insanity—Hearing—Findings.
- § — Acquittal of crime.
- § — Periodic examinations—Persons with developmental disability—Reports—Notice to court.
- § — Antipsychotic medication, administration.
- § — Care and treatment of committed person—Hearings—Release.
- § — Conditional release—Application—County of origin.
- § — Conditional release—Application—Secretary's recommendation—Order—Procedure.
- § — Treatment and training—Persons with developmental disabilities.
- § — Conditional release, furlough—Secretary's recommendation.
- § — Payments to conditionally released persons.
- § — Conditional release—Reports.
- § — Conditional release—Planning—Less restrictive alternative treatment.
- § — Conditional release—Periodic review of case.
- § — Conditional release—Court approval—Compliance—Secretary to coordinate with designated treatment prov
- § — Mental incapacity as bar to proceedings.
- § — Conditional release—Revocation or modification of terms—Procedure.
- § — Incarceration in correctional institution or facility prohibited—Exceptions.
- § — Competency to stand trial, admissions for inpatient competency restoration services—Performance targ
- § — Release—Procedure.
- § — Competency evaluation—Forensic navigator.
- § — Forensic navigator program—Forensic navigator duties—Diversion program.
- § — Competency evaluation or competency restoration treatment—Court order.
- § — Competency evaluation or restoration services—Offer of admission—City or county jail to transport de
- § — Competency to stand trial—Continuation of competency process, dismissal of charges—Exceptions.
- § — Stay of proceedings—Treatment—Restoration of competency—Commitment—Other procedures.
- § — Evaluation and determination of individual with developmental disability—Program placement—Admission
- § — Program placement—Outpatient—Prescriber access.
- § — Competency restoration—Procedure in felony charge.
- § — Competency restoration—Procedure in nonfelony charge.
- § — Competency restoration—Report to the governor and legislature.
- § — Involuntary medication—Civil commitment.
- § — Involuntary medication—Serious offenses.
- § — Clinical intervention specialists.
- § — Individuals not competent to stand trial and not restorable.
- § — Protocols—Development—Submission to governor and legislature.
- § — Costs—What constitutes—Payment by defendant—Procedure—Remission—Medical or mental health treatment o
- § — Fine or costs—Payment within specified time or installments—Payment priority order.
- § — Liability of convicted person for costs—Jury fee.
- § — Fine or costs—Default in payment—Contempt of court—Enforcement, collection procedures.
- § — Judgment to include costs—Exception.
- § — Effect of recognizance—Execution of judgment after sixty days.
- § — Execution for fines and costs.
- § — Stay of execution for sixty days on recognizance.
- § — Disposition of monetary payments.
- § — Commitment for failure to pay fine and costs—Execution against defendant's property—Reduction by pay
- § — Employment of prisoners.
- § — Unlawful receipt of public assistance—Deduction from subsequent assistance payments—Restitution paym
- § — Commitment for failure to pay fine and costs—Reduction of amount by performance of labor.
- § — Interest on judgments—Disposition of nonrestitution interest.
- § — Payment of fine and costs in installments.
- § — County jail prisoners may be compelled to work.
- § — City jail prisoners may be compelled to work.
- § — Rewards by counties, cities, towns, port commissions authorized.
- § — Payment of rewards.
- § — Conflicting claims.
- § — Preliminary examination by magistrate.
- § — Construction as to lawfulness of arrest.
- § — General powers and duties.
- § — Authority of foreign peace officer.
- § — "State" includes District of Columbia.
- § — Duty to send copies to other states.
- § — "Fresh pursuit" defined.
- § — Short title.
- § — Authority of governor.
- § — Definitions.
- § — Demand for extradition—Requirements.
- § — Investigation of demand—Report.
- § — Return or surrender of person charged in another state.
- § — Surrender of person charged with crime committed in state other than demanding state.
- § — Warrant of arrest.
- § — Authority of officer or other person under warrant.
- § — Rights of person arrested.
- § — Authority to command assistance.
- § — Confinement of prisoner.
- § — Delivery of person in violation of RCW 10.88.290—Penalty.
- § — Charge or complaint—Warrant of arrest.
- § — Preliminary examination—Commitment.
- § — Arrest without warrant.
- § — Bail.
- § — Failure to appear—Bond forfeiture—Arrest—Recovery on bond.
- § — Failure to make timely arrest or demand for extradition.
- § — Pending criminal prosecution in this state.
- § — Recall or reissuance of warrant.
- § — Demand by governor of this state for extradition—Warrant—Agent.
- § — Application for requisition for return of person—Contents—Affidavits—Copies.
- § — Delivery without governor's warrant.
- § — Waiver of extradition.
- § — Civil process—Service on extradited person.
- § — Rights, powers, privileges or jurisdiction of state not waived.
- § — Extradition or surrender of obligor—Uniform interstate family support act.
- § — Construction—1971 ex.s. c 46.
- § — Short title.
- § — Effective date—1971 ex.s. c 46.
- § — Return of parole violators from another state—Deputizing out-of-state officers.
- § — Return of parole violators from another state—Contracts to share costs.
- § — Trial for other crimes.
- § — Short title—Legislative intent—Construction.
- § — Definitions.
- § — Reporting use of authority under this chapter.
- § — Liability for exercise of authority.
- § — Supervisory control over peace officers.
- § — Privileges and immunities applicable.
- § — General authority peace officer—Powers of, circumstances.
- § — Specially commissioned peace officer—Powers of, circumstances.
- § — Limited authority peace officer—No additional powers.
- § — Attorney general—No additional powers.
- § — Federal peace officers—No additional powers.
- § — Fresh pursuit, arrest.
- § — Contracting authority of law enforcement agencies.
- § — State patrol, fish and wildlife exempted.
- § — Law enforcement disciplinary actions—Potential impeachment list.
- § — Applicants—Permanent residents.
- § — Applicants—Authorization to obtain information from prior employer.
- § — Protocol for potential impeachment disclosures.
- § — Peace officers duty to intervene.
- § — Firearms—Authority of officers to possess and carry.
- § — Definitions.
- § — Effective date—1985 c 89.
- § — Immigration and citizenship status—Law enforcement agency restrictions.
- § — Powers—Authority to act as general authority Washington peace officer—Public liability and property
- § — Arrest and return of released person charged in another state—Violation of release conditions—Reques
- § — Preliminary hearing—Waiver—Conditions of release.
- § — "Judicial officer of this state," "judicial officer" defined.
- § — Costs.
- § — Preliminary hearing—Investigation report—Findings—Order authorizing return.
- § — Construction—1971 ex.s. c 17.
- § — Short title.
- § — Court rules.
- § — Definition.
- § — Sentences for aggravated first degree murder.
- § — Declaration of policy.
- § — Restricted, unrestricted information—Records.
- § — Return of persons to sentencing court if sentenced prior to June 1, 2014, under this chapter or any
- § — Short title.
- § — Information required—Exceptions.
- § — Disposition data to initiating agency and state patrol.
- § — Definitions.
- § — Deletion of certain information, conditions.
- § — Disclosure of suspect's identity to victim.
- § — Administration by state patrol.
- § — Inspection of information by subject—Challenges and corrections.
- § — Fees.
- § — Civil remedies—Criminal prosecution not affected.
- § — Criminal penalties—Civil action not affected.
- § — Child victims of sexual assaults and commercial sexual exploitation, identification confidential.
- § — Construction.
- § — Records of community sexual assault program and underserved populations provider not available as pa
- § — Definitions.
- § — Findings.
- § — Authenticity of records—Verification—Affidavit, declaration, or certification.
- § — Production of records.
- § — Recipients' immunity from liability.
- § — Source of conviction histories.
- § — Issuance of criminal process.
- § — Short title.
- § — Purpose.
- § — Officials' duties.
- § — Service of process issued by or in another state.
- § — Definitions.
- § — National crime information center interstate identification index.
- § — Arrest and fingerprint form.
- § — Tracking felony cases.
- § — State identification number, furnishing of.
- § — Disposition forms—Coding.
- § — Local jail reports.
- § — Compliance audit.
- § — Status reports on felons.
- § — Criminal justice forecasting—Sentencing records.
- § — Procedures, development considerations—Washington integrated justice information board, review and r
- § — Purpose—Intent.
- § — Arrest without warrant.
- § — Definitions.
- § — Peace officers—Powers and duties.
- § — Law enforcement officers—Training—Criminal justice training commission.
- § — Law enforcement agencies—Domestic violence records.
- § — Appearances by defendant—Defendant's history—No-contact order.
- § — Duties of court—No-contact order—Emergency orders.
- § — Enforcement of orders.
- § — Victim contact—Restriction, prohibition—Violation, penalties—Written order—Procedures—Notice of chan
- § — Prosecutor's notice to victim—Description of available procedures.
- § — Liability of peace officers.
- § — Penalty assessment.
- § — Sentencing—Factors—Defendant's criminal history.
- § — Construction—Chapter applicable to state registered domestic partnerships—2009 c 521.
- § — Policy adoption and implementation.
- § — Definitions.
- § — Policy.
- § — Commission created—Purpose.
- § — Membership.
- § — Terms of members—Vacancies.
- § — Cessation of membership upon termination of office or employment.
- § — Chair and vice chair—Quorum—Meetings.
- § — Compensation—Reimbursement of travel expenses.
- § — Commission powers and duties—Rules and regulations.
- § — Denial or revocation of certification—Subsequent certification as corrections officer or peace offic
- § — Additional powers and duties.
- § — Denial, suspension, or revocation of peace and corrections officer certification.
- § — Peace and corrections officer certification—Background investigation.
- § — Denial or revocation of peace or corrections officer certification—Readmission to academy—Reinstatem
- § — Lapsed peace officer certification—Reinstatement—Rules.
- § — Lapsed corrections officer certification—Reinstatement—Rules.
- § — Separation of peace or corrections officer—Notification to commission—Investigation—Civil penalty.
- § — Written complaint to deny, suspend, or revoke peace or corrections officer certification—Immunity of
- § — Denial, suspension, or revocation of peace or corrections officer certification—Statement of charges
- § — Tribal police officer certification.
- § — Grants, funds, or gifts—Administration—Utilization of federal funds.
- § — Training and education obtained at approved existing institutions.
- § — Law enforcement personnel—Basic law enforcement training required—Commission to provide.
- § — Training on interaction with persons with substance use disorders.
- § — Training for corrections personnel.
- § — Training for corrections personnel—Core training requirements.
- § — Training for students enrolled at institutions of higher education.
- § — Training for persons investigating child sexual abuse.
- § — Training for interaction with persons with a developmental disability or mental illness.
- § — Training on vehicular pursuits.
- § — Training for tribal police officers and employees authorized—Conditions.
- § — Firearms certificate program for security guards.
- § — Firearms certificate program for *private detectives.
- § — Community-police partnership.
- § — Sexual assault—Training for investigating and prosecuting.
- § — Sexual assault and gender-based violence—Training for persons investigating.
- § — Sexual assault—Training for persons prosecuting.
- § — Sexual assault—Statewide resource prosecutor grant program.
- § — Sexual assault—Development of proposal for case review program.
- § — Gender-based violence—Sexual assault—Training curriculum requirements.
- § — Ethnic and cultural diversity—Development of curriculum for understanding—Training.
- § — Training regarding hate crime offenses.
- § — Juvenile runaways—Policy manual.
- § — Sexual assault—Training curriculum modification.
- § — Core training requirements.
- § — Report to the legislature.
- § — Child abuse and neglect—Development of curriculum.
- § — Child abuse and neglect—Intensive training.
- § — Immunity of commission.
- § — Hearings—Panel membership—Standard of proof—Appeals—Judicial review.
- § — Confidentiality of records—Public database.
- § — Motorcycle profiling.
- § — Racial profiling—Reports to the legislature.
- § — Racial profiling—Policies—Training—Complaint review process—Data collection and reporting.
- § — Personal crisis recognition and crisis intervention services—Training.
- § — Communications to crisis referral services—Confidentiality of communications and records.
- § — Domestic violence investigation training.
- § — Criminal justice training commission firing range maintenance account.
- § — Washington internet crimes against children account.
- § — Testimony of children under age fourteen—Remote testimony—Number of child sexual abuse cases referre
- § — Mental health training.
- § — Violence de-escalation training.
- § — Violence de-escalation and mental health training—Adoption of rules—Training requirements.
- § — Audits—Deadly force investigations.
- § — Audits—Law enforcement agency training and certification requirements.
- § — Crisis intervention training—Rules.
- § — Audits—Costs and fees.
- § — Medicolegal forensic investigation training required for coroners and medical examiners—Exceptions.
- § — Basic training.
- § — Written model policy—Duty to intervene.
- § — Trial skills training for prosecutors.
- § — Law student rural public prosecution program.
- § — Training program—First responder peer supporters.
- § — Training program—Mental health and substance use disorder professionals treating first responders.
- § — First responder peer support network—Professional directory.
- § — Local law enforcement grant program—Reports. (Expires December 31, 2029.)
- § — Local law enforcement grant program. (Expires June 30, 2028.)
- § — First responder peer support services programs—Grants.
- § — Development of policies, procedures, and rules—2021 c 323.
- § — Supplemental criminal justice account. (Expires June 30, 2028.)
- § — Model standards for canine fentanyl detection.
- § — Transfer of conference center.
- § — Task force on first responder wellness. (Expires December 31, 2028.)
- § — Effective date—2001 c 167.
- § — Arrest without warrant.
- § — Failure to respond, appear, or comply—Notice to department.
- § — Citation and notice to appear in court—Issuance—Contents—Arrest—Detention.
- § — Traffic citations—Record of—Cancellation prohibited—Penalty—Citation audit.
- § — Procedure governing arrest and prosecution.
- § — Posting of security or bail by nonresident—Penalty.
- § — Attempting, aiding, abetting, coercing, committing violations, punishable.
- § — General penalty.
- § — Nonresident's use of highways—Resident leaving state—Secretary of state as attorney-in-fact.
- § — Additional monetary penalty.
- § — Stopping motor vehicles for driver's license check, vehicle inspection and test—Purpose.
- § — Authority over patient—Federal agencies, private establishments.
- § — Construction and purpose—1959 c 25.
- § — Voluntary patients—Legal competency—Record.
- § — Stopping motor vehicles for driver's license check, vehicle inspection and test—Authorized—Powers ad
- § — Voluntary patients—Charges for hospitalization.
- § — Commitment to veterans administration or other federal agency.
- § — Traffic infraction, transit infraction, and civil infraction cases—Diversion agreements.
- § — Public safety and education assessment—Amount.
- § — Legislative intent.
- § — Jurisdiction of courts—Jurisdiction of college and university governing bodies.
- § — Notice of traffic infraction—Issuance—Abandoned vehicles.
- § — Training of judicial officers.
- § — Rental vehicles.
- § — Response to notice—Contesting determination—Hearing—Failure to respond or appear.
- § — Notice of traffic infraction—Determination final unless contested.
- § — Violations as traffic infractions—Exceptions.
- § — Safety camera infractions—Presumption.
- § — Hearings—Rules of procedure—Counsel.
- § — Hearings—Contesting determination that infraction committed—Appeal.
- § — Hearings—Explanation of mitigating circumstances.
- § — City attorney, county prosecutor, or other prosecuting authority—Filing an infraction—Contribution,
- § — Order of court—Civil nature—Waiver, reduction, suspension of penalty—Community restitution.
- § — Costs and attorney fees.
- § — Presumption regarding stopped, standing, or parked vehicles.
- § — Monetary penalties.
- § — Issue of process by court of limited jurisdiction.
- § — Payment plans—Request—Delinquency—Nonpayments—Fees—Modification allowed.
- § — Photo toll systems—Civil penalties for nonpayment of tolls, mitigating circumstances—System requirem
- § — Automated school bus safety cameras—Definition.
- § — Definitions.
- § — Speed safety camera systems—State highway work zones—Department of transportation—Washington state p
- § — Automated traffic safety cameras—Stoplight violations.
- § — Automated traffic safety cameras—City or county may authorize use—Local legislative authority analys
- § — Automated traffic safety cameras—Speed violations—Exceptions.
- § — Automated traffic safety cameras—Railroad grade crossing violations.
- § — Additional monetary penalty.
- § — Automated traffic safety cameras—Cities—Use—Transit authority may not take disciplinary action, exce
- § — Program to be operated within conditions and limitations.
- § — Definitions.
- § — Sending notices, orders, payments to claimants.
- § — Transmission of amounts payable.
- § — Duties of the director—General provisions—Testimony by medical providers.
- § — Protection of payments—Payment after death—Time limitations for filing—Confinement in institution.
- § — Crime victim and witness assistance account.
- § — Crime victims' compensation account—Created.
- § — Penalty assessments in addition to fine or bail forfeiture—Distribution—Establishment of crime victi
- § — Direct deposit or electronic payment of benefits.
- § — Right of action for damages—Election—Effect of election or recovery—Lien of state.
- § — Applications for benefits—Accrual of rights.
- § — Application for compensation—Treating provider shall provide assistance.
- § — Who not entitled to compensation.
- § — Beneficiaries' application for compensation.
- § — Application for change in compensation.
- § — Medical examinations required by department—Medical bureau—Disputes.
- § — Benefits—Right to and amount—Limitations.
- § — Compensation for loss of or damage to clothing or footwear.
- § — Aggravation, diminution, or termination of disability.
- § — Determination of permanent total disability.
- § — Reduction in disability compensation—Recovery of overpayments—Notice—Waiver—Application—Adjustments
- § — Proof of contribution made by deceased victim.
- § — Nonresident alien beneficiary.
- § — Cap on medical benefits—Alternative programs.
- § — Establishment of funds.
- § — Marital status—Payment for or on account of children.
- § — Medical examinations—Department to monitor quality and objectivity.
- § — Reimbursement of costs for transportation, medical services, counseling—Medical examinations—Regulat
- § — Health care professionals to maintain proper credentials and educational standards—Standards for tre
- § — Medical examinations—Refusal to submit—Travel expenses—Compensation for time lost.
- § — Extent and duration of treatment.
- § — Medical providers—Failure to report or comply as required.
- § — Duties of attending physician or licensed advanced registered nurse practitioner—Medical information
- § — Appeals.
- § — Payment of compensation after appeal—Enforcement of order—Penalty.
- § — Recovery of overpayments.
- § — Reimbursement—Restitution to victim—Notice—Fees—Order to withhold and deliver—Limitation.
- § — Public or private insurance—Attorneys' fees and costs of victim.
- § — Agreements with other states for certain examination costs.
- § — Confidentiality.
- § — Erroneous or fraudulent payment—Erroneous failure to make payment—Repayment orders—Right to contest
- § — Release of information in performance of official duties.
- § — Benefits, payments and costs to be funded and accounted for separately.
- § — Information on funding availability, payments, administrative costs—Posting on departmental website.
- § — Claims of persons injured prior to effective date.
- § — Application of chapter to claims filed under RCW 7.68.160.
- § — Examination costs of sexual assault victims paid by state.
- § — Examination costs of assault of a child victims paid by state.
- § — Payment for reenactments of crimes—Contracts—Deposits—Damages.
- § — Examination costs of assault of a child victims—Annual report.
- § — Payment may be directed based on contract.
- § — Payment if no actions pending.
- § — Notice published of moneys in escrow.
- § — Payment to accused if charges dismissed, acquitted.
- § — Time for filing action begins when escrow account established.
- § — Persons not guilty for mental reasons deemed convicted.
- § — Escrow moneys may be used for legal representation.
- § — Actions to avoid law null and void.
- § — Property subject to seizure and forfeiture.
- § — Finding.
- § — Restitution—Disposition when victim dead or not found.
- § — Seizure and forfeiture—Procedure.
- § — Seizure and forfeiture—Remedies nondefeatable and supplemental.
- § — Human trafficking—Coordinated state agency protocols.
- § — Seizure and forfeiture—Distribution of proceeds.
- § — Washington state task force against the trafficking of persons.
- § — Trafficking of persons—Clearinghouse on human trafficking—Functions.
- § — Commercially sexually exploited children receiving center programs.
- § — Commercially sexually exploited children receiving center programs—Referrals.
- § — Nonfatal strangulation—Payment of costs for medical examination.
- § — Commercially sexually exploited children statewide coordinating committee. (Expires June 30, 2030.)
- § — Effective date—1973 1st ex.s. c 122.
- § — Severability—Construction—1977 ex.s. c 302.
- § — Section captions.
- § — Savings—Statute of limitations—1982 1st ex.s. c 8.
- § — Construction—Chapter applicable to state registered domestic partnerships—2009 c 521.