Concerning offenses involving unlawful possession of a firearm by a juvenile.

Washington State's SB 6193 amends laws governing firearm possession by juveniles, specifically targeting those under 18 who possess firearms after certain prior offenses. It defines unlawful possession of a firearm in the first degree for juveniles who have been adjudicated, convicted, or found not guilty by reason of insanity for offenses like domestic violence or protection order violations (as listed in the bill), making it a class B felony. Second-degree possession applies when juveniles possess firearms without meeting first-degree criteria, such as after certain misdemeanor convictions, and carries a class C felony penalty. The bill includes exceptions for pardons, rehabilitation, or if a court record of conviction cannot be found, but does not override existing laws allowing firearm possession for juveniles under specific circumstances.