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<a href="mailto:sharons@awcnet.org">Sharon Swanson</a>, <a href="mailto:shannonm@awcnet.org">Shannon McClelland</a> | Feb 18, 2019
<strong><a target="_blank" href="https://app.leg.wa.gov/billsummary?BillNumber=1872&Initiative=false&Year=2019">HB 1872</a></strong>, sponsored by Rep. Brad Klippert (R-Kennewick), creates a process by which a prosecuting attorney may issue a subpoena to a provider of electronic communications services to produce records when the attorney has reason to suspect a crime of involving the sexual exploitation of children has been committed.
HB 1872, sponsored by Rep. Brad Klippert (R-Kennewick), creates a process by which a prosecuting attorney may issue a subpoena to a provider of electronic communications services to produce records when the attorney has reason to suspect a crime of involving the sexual exploitation of children has been committed.
Dates to remember
HB 1872 is scheduled for a hearing in the House Civil Rights & Judiciary Committee on Wednesday, February 20 at 8 am. The bill is also scheduled for a committee vote on Friday at 10 am.