SCLCrRLJ 3.2
                                          BAIL IN FELONY OFFENSE CASES


	A person subject to custodial arrest for a felony offense shall be held until they
have posted bail according to the following schedule or appeared before a judge.  Nothing
in this rule shall limit the authority of the Court to set bail in a different amount in
an individual case.


1.  Class A felonies and attempts, conspiracies, and solicitations         Bail shall be set by
    to commit Class A felonies.	                                           a judicial officer.

2.  The following Domestic Violence related felony crimes and attempts,    Bail shall be set by
    conspiracies and solicitations to commit such crimes:                  a judicial officer.
	 -- Assault 2, DV
	 -- Assault 3, DV
	 -- Assault of a Child 2, DV
	 -- Assault of a Child 3, DV
	 -- Burglary 2, DV
	 -- Child Molestation 2, DV
	 -- Child Molestation 3, DV
	 -- Criminal Mistreatment 1, DV
	 -- Criminal Mistreatment 2, DV
	 -- Cyberstalking, DV
	 -- Drive by Shooting, DV
	 -- Kidnapping 2, DV
	 -- Malicious Mischief 1, DV
	 -- Malicious Mischief 2, DV
	 -- Rape 3, DV
	 -- Rape of a Child 3, DV
	 -- Residential Burglary, DV
	 -- Stalking, DV
	 -- Telephone Harassment, DV
	 -- Unlawful Imprisonment, DV
	 -- Violation of a temporary, permanent, or final Domestic
	    Violence Court Order that is punishable as a felony	

3.  The following, when committed as a felony offense:                     Bail shall be set by
	 -- Driving under the Influence                                    a judicial officer.
	 -- Physical Control	
	
4.  Class B felonies involving crimes against persons                      $25,000
    (as defined in RCW 9.94A.422(2))and attempts, conspiracies,
	 and solicitations to commit such crimes. 	
	
5.  The following Class B felony crimes and attempts, conspiracies,        $25,000
    and solicitations to commit such crimes:
	 -- Assault by Watercraft
	 -- Bribe Received by a Witness
	 -- Criminal Mistreatment 1
	 -- Drive by Shooting
	 -- Escape 1
	 -- Hit & Run, Death
	 -- Holding Hostages or Interference with Officer's Duty
	 -- Intimidating a Judge
	 -- Malicious Placement of an Explosive 2
	 -- Malicious Placement of an Imitation Device 1
	 -- Manslaughter 2
	 -- Promoting Commercial Sexual Abuse of a Minor
	 -- Threats to Bomb
	 -- Unlawful Possession of a Firearm 1 	

6.  All other Class B felonies(including attempts, conspiracies,           $10,000
    and solicitations to commit such Class B felonies).	

7.  Class C felonies involving crimes against persons                      $10,000
    (as defined in RCW 9.94A.422(2)) and attempts, conspiracies,
	 and solicitations to commit such crimes.	

8.  The following Class C felonies and attempts,                           $10,000
    conspiracies, and solicitations to commit such crimes:
	 -- Bail Jumping with a Class B or C Offense
	 -- Child Molestation 3
	 -- Criminal Mistreatment 2
	 -- Criminal Trespass Against Children
	 -- Custodial Interference 1
	 -- Custodial Interference 2
	 -- Custodial Sexual Misconduct 1
	 -- Escape 2
	 -- Harassment
	 -- Hit & Run, Injury
	 -- Hit & Run with a Vessel, Injury
	 -- Indecent Exposure to a Person Under Age 14
	 -- Luring
	 -- Machine Gun or Short-Barreled Shotgun or Rifle Possession Prohibited
	 -- Malicious Harassment
	 -- Sexual Exploitation of a Minor
	 -- Sexual Misconduct with a Minor 1
	 -- Tampering with a Witness
	 -- Telephone Harassment
	 -- Threats Against the Governor
	 -- Voyeurism	
	
9.  Class C felonies, all other cases	                                   $5,000
	
	
[Readopted Effective September 1, 2008]