Gov. Bob Ferguson signed a bill in April that changes state law so that residents of Green Hill School can no longer be charged with prison riot, previously a felony charge often brought against ...

Each inmate faces one count of prison riot for allegedly taking part in a fight at Green Hill School in Chehalis. The charge is a class B felony punishable by up to 10 years in prison. The date of ...

Previous coverage on Green Hill prison riot: Chehalis youth detention center ... between two youths in early January. Green Hill School is a state-operated 180-bed medium/maximum juvenile facility ...

The bill passed amid a dramatic rise over the last two years in prison riot charges filed against youth incarcerated at the Green Hill School in Chehalis. The detention center has made a spate of ...

Advocates for juvenile justice reform in Washington are celebrating the passage of House Bill 1815. The law redefines "prison riot" and lets judges expunge past rioting charges for young people.

A lawsuit filed on behalf of a young inmate at the Green Hill School in Chehalis alleges a ... Green Hill after she was charged with “prison riot.” Lewis County prosecutors said she turned ...

This by our policy definition is a riot situation ... instances where the amount of drug activity has forced Green Hill School employees to receive medical treatment or be sent home.

The Green Hill School is a juvenile facility for older male ... She was charged at the time with prison riot, abuse of office and fourth-degree conspiracy to commit assault, Fox reported.

Green Hill School should not exceed 150 residents according ... One example of the issues of Green Hill is a prison riot that ...