Official Text and Analysis.

Requires the Washington Association of Prosecuting Attorneys to update its policy addressing potential impeachment disclosures and develop online training consistent with the policy.

Provides that a law enforcement agency must report an officer's conduct to a prosecutor within 10 days of making a finding 6 or determination (rather than discovery) that the officer engaged in an act that is potentially exculpatory or misconduct that affects credibility.

Extends the time period within which a law enforcement 5 agency must report an officer's act that may be exculpatory or misconduct that affects the officer's credibility from 10 days to 45 days after discovery of the act or misconduct.

Committee Amendment: Requires a written protocol addressing impeachment disclosures be developed and adopted by county prosecutors no later than July 1, 2022 instead of a model policy established by WAPA. Requires the CJTC provide online training regarding impeachment disclosures or contract with an organization that serves prosecuting attorneys in Washington to do so. Specifies a prosecutor must respond to a request for verification within 10 days. Provides immunity from civil liability for sharing impeachment information about a peace officer in good faith.