SHB 1178 — Concerning sentencing enhancements.

What this bill does

Eliminates the sentencing enhancement for certain controlled substances violations committed in protected zones and the sentencing enhancement for involving a minor in a criminal street gang-related felony. Removes the requirement that a court order specified sentencing enhancements to be served consecutively, and instead leaves the matter within the discretion of the court. Modifies the restrictions on partial confinement and earned early release for sentencing enhancements.

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