What does OAA stand for?

Offender Accountability Act (State of Washington, USA)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Under the 1993 Persistent Offender Accountability Act, second-degree robbery is one of many third-strike offenses.

During the last reauthorization, some of the bills that were offered included the Consequences for Juvenile Offenders Act, the Violent and Repeat Juvenile Offender Accountability Act, and the Violent Youth Predator Act.

Mental health issues burden the juvenile justice system

Therefore, Washington State enacted the Offender Accountability Act, (18) which completely overhauled the way that offenders are supervised.

Washington State's crime-fighting tool. (HITS/SMART).(Homicide ...

The Offender Accountability Act, which went into place in July 2000, gave DOC more authority to impose conditions on offenders on probation.

State will pay $2.25 million for shooting spree; Families of 5 ...

The Legislature modeled the 1996 two-strikes law on the state's Persistent Offender Accountability Act, passed by voters in 1993 and known as "three strikes, you're out.

Two-strikes sex-crime law applied inconsistently

The "three strikes, you're out" law - also known as the Persistent Offender Accountability Act - calls for a life prison sentence for anyone convicted three separate times of one of almost 50 felonies.

THREE STRIKES: HOW IT WORKS

We conclude that the Persistent Offender Accountability Act is not unconstitutionally vague, nor does it violate equal protection guarantees," the justices said.

STATE'S HIGH COURT AFFIRMS `3 STRIKES'