Bills by Topic Results
Bills that have passed the Legislature are shown in bold text with an * preceding them.
CRIMINAL PROCEDURE
 (See also BAIL AND BAIL BONDS; CORRECTIONAL FACILITIES AND JAILS; CRIMES; CRIMINAL OFFENDERS; LAW ENFORCEMENT AND LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS; ORDERS OF COURT; PUBLIC DEFENSE, OFFICE; SENTENCING) |
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Aliens, committing of, repealing provisions:
HB 1985, SB 5689, SSB 5689, 2SSB 5689 |
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Animal abuse offenses, offender registration requirements:
SB 5804 |
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Arrest warrant, person with, on public agency property, employee requirements:
SB 5218 |
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Arrested persons, optional law enforcement recording of palmprints of:
SB 5730 |
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Background checks, criminal history, various provisions:
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EHB 1620, CH 332 (2017), SHB 1620, SB 5399, SB 5681 |
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Cameras, body, worn by officers or jail or detention personnel:
HB 2893,
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SB 6408, CH 285 (2018) |
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Competency evaluations, professionals available to conduct, survey and contact list:
SB 6497 |
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Counselors, peer support, privileged communications with:
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HB 2611, CH 165 (2018) |
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Declarations, unsworn, declarants within and outside U.S.:
SB 6039 |
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Defenses, based on victim's gender, gender identity/expression, or sexual orientation, limiting:
HB 2930 |
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Defenses, voluntary intoxication, as criminal charge defense, prohibiting:
HB 1973 |
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DNA sample, collection, at jail intake or by order, from certain offenders:
HB 1111, SHB 1111 |
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DNA sample, collection, for certain municipal offenses:
HB 2331, SHB 2331 |
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DNA sample, collection, when judicial probable cause determination, procedures:
HB 1138 |
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DNA sample, expungement of sample and records, requirements:
HB 1138 |
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DNA sample, law enforcement agency collection, "biometric identifier" exclusion:
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HB 2213, CH 1 (2017) |
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DNA sample, refusal to provide, expanding crime of:
HB 1111, SHB 1111 |
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Domestic violence assault, arresting 16- and 17-year-olds:
SB 5618,
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SSB 5618, CH 223 (2017) |
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Evidence, provided by informant, mandatory disclosures by state to defendant:
HB 1390, SB 5038, ESSB 5038 |
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Evidence, sexual assault evidence kit collection, hospital ER unavailability notice:
HB 2585, SHB 2585 |
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Fees, crime laboratory analysis fee, mandatory for guilty offenders:
HB 1138 |
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Fines, for certain crimes committed by business entities, when:
HB 2362 |
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Fines, for certain crimes committed by corporations, limits for:
HB 1806 |
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Fines/legal financial obligations, for certain crimes committed by business entities, when:
ESHB 2362 |
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Fingerprints, law enforcement agency collection, "biometric identifier" exclusion:
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HB 2213, CH 1 (2017) |
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Forfeiture of assets, under controlled substances act, burden of proof:
SB 5044 |
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Forfeiture of assets, under controlled substances act, seizing-agency records:
SB 5255, SSB 5255 |
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Forfeiture of conveyance, exception for misdemeanor marijuana possession:
HB 1087 |
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Forfeiture of private property, guilty finding for felony offense:
HB 1016 |
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Forfeiture of property, depositing proceeds into education legacy trust account:
HB 2136 |
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Forfeiture of seized property, procedures and reporting:
HB 2718, SHB 2718, E2SHB 2718 |
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Home detention, pretrial, requirements and conditions:
HB 2679,
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SB 5987, CH 276 (2018) |
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Human trafficking, perpetrator ignorance of victim's age, not a defense:
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SB 5813, CH 126 (2017) |
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Incompetent to stand trial, for violent felony, forensic commitment and release of:
SB 6466 |
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Incompetent to stand trial, violent act history, firearm possession, barring from:
SB 6297, SSB 6297 |
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Indigency, court imposition of costs on indigent defendant, prohibiting:
HB 1783, SHB 1783,
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E2SHB 1783, CH 269 (2018) |
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Indigency, determinations, indigent or indigent and able to contribute:
SB 5376 |
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Indigent criminal defense services, providing funding for:
HB 2012, HB 2301 |
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Informants, incentivized evidence and testimony of, state disclosures to defendant:
HB 1390, SB 5038, ESSB 5038 |
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Interviews, child forensic, audio or video recordings of, protective order for:
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ESHB 2700, CH 171 (2018) |
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Interviews, child forensic, audio or visual recordings of, protective order for:
SSB 6387 |
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Interviews, child forensic, digital recordings of, protective order for:
HB 2700, SB 6387 |
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Misdemeanant supervision services, via interlocal agreements:
HB 2605, SHB 2605 |
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Murder, attempted, eliminating statute of limitations for:
SB 5810 |
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Murder, attempted, statute of limitations for:
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ESSB 5810, CH 125 (2017) |
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Pretrial release, discretionary conditions:
HB 2679,
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SB 5987, CH 276 (2018) |
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Privileged communications, with peer support counselors, by certain officers:
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HB 2611, CH 165 (2018) |
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Probation, domestic violence offense sentence suspension:
HB 2457 |
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Probation, misdemeanant supervision services via interlocal agreements:
HB 2605, SHB 2605 |
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Restitution, payments during and after total confinement:
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HB 1058, CH 123 (2018) |
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Search warrant, issuance by district court judge, jurisdictional requirements:
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SHB 2752, CH 50 (2018) |
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Search warrant, issuance by municipal court judge, jurisdictional requirements:
HB 2139, HB 2752,
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SHB 2752, CH 50 (2018) |
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Seizure and forfeiture of property, procedures and reporting:
HB 2718, SHB 2718, E2SHB 2718 |
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Seizure and forfeiture of property, various provisions:
HB 1016, HB 1087, HB 2136, SB 5044, SB 5255, SSB 5255 |
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Sex offenses, felony, eliminating statute of limitations for:
HB 1155, ESHB 1155 |
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Sexual assault or harassment, employee right to file complaint:
SB 6313 |
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Sexual exploitation of children, special inquiry judge subpoena authority:
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EHB 1728, CH 114 (2017) |