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House Bill 1125 jeopardizes public safety and undermines justice. It is a deeply flawed proposal that threatens public safety by allowing convicted felons to petition for sentence modifications based on arbitrary criteria.

This bill would give judges broad discretion to reduce sentences for offenders, potentially releasing individuals convicted of serious crimes far earlier than originally intended.

Victims at risk:

  • Forces victims to relive their trauma through repeated hearings.
  • Prioritizes offenders over the well-being of victims and communities.
  • Burdens an already overwhelmed criminal justice system.

Unpredictable outcomes: The bill opens the door for activist judges to reinterpret sentences, leading to inconsistent and unpredictable decisions. HB 1125 is unnecessary, reckless, and an affront to the principles of justice and public safety in Washington state.

House Bill 1125 jeopardizes public safety and undermines justice. It is a deeply flawed proposal that threatens public safety by allowing convicted felons to petition for sentence modifications based on arbitrary criteria.

This bill would give judges broad discretion to reduce sentences for offenders, potentially releasing individuals convicted of serious crimes far earlier than originally intended.

Victims at risk:

  • Forces victims to relive their trauma through repeated hearings.
  • Prioritizes offenders over the well-being of victims and communities.
  • Burdens an already overwhelmed criminal justice system.

Unpredictable outcomes: The bill opens the door for activist judges to reinterpret sentences, leading to inconsistent and unpredictable decisions. HB 1125 is unnecessary, reckless, and an affront to the principles of justice and public safety in Washington state.

We need your voice!

Your story matters:

  • Has your safety or peace of mind been affected by lenient sentencing?
  • Would you feel less safe knowing convicted felons could have their sentences shortened?
  • Do you believe justice should remain firm for victims and communities?

Your experience can help lawmakers fight back against this reckless policy.

Thank you for taking the time to share your story and stand against House Bill 1125. Your experience helps shine a light on the real dangers of this reckless policy and strengthens the fight to protect public safety and justice in Washington state.

Republican lawmakers may use your testimony to push back against HB 1125 in committee hearings and on the House floor. Together, we can ensure victims are heard, justice is upheld, and our communities remain safe.

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Page last updated: 26 Feb 2025, 11:28 AM