Source: nbcrightnow.com 12/29/25 [Washington state residents, write, call, and show up to support this bill!] OLYMPIA, Wash. – A new bill under consideration in Olympia could impact those convicted in Net Nanny operations involving fictitious minors. SB 5312 proposes to reduce the sex offender registration requirement for individuals convicted in these operations to five years, provided they have no prior sex offense or kidnapping convictions. It also seeks to shorten the community supervision period to three years for those sentenced to an indeterminate sentence and released by the Indeterminate Sentence Review…
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