Washington Felony Judgment and Sentence — Jail One Year or Less (Sex Offense and Kidnapping of a Minor) is a sentence imposed by the court for an individual convicted of a felony offense involving sexual contact or contact with a minor, or the kidnapping of a minor in the state of Washington. This type of sentence can include a period of incarceration not exceeding one year, as well as court-mandated probation, fines, restitution, community service, counseling, and/or other penalties. Depending on the severity of the offense and the defendant’s criminal history, the court may also impose additional jail time, additional probation, or a period of confinement in an inpatient treatment facility. The types of Washington felony judgment and sentence for a sex offense or kidnapping of a minor include: -Deferred Sentence: a temporary suspension of the sentence, which is conditioned on successful completion of probation and other court-imposed conditions. —Probation: a period of supervision in the community, during which the defendant must abide by court-imposed conditions such as maintaining employment, participating in counseling, and completing community service. —Suspended Sentence: a period of incarceration is imposed, but the defendant is released to the community on probation. —Split Sentence: a period of incarceration is imposed, but the defendant is released early to the community on probation. —Fines: monetary penalties imposed by the court. —Restitution: reimbursement of victims for losses suffered as a result of the crime. —Community Service: unpaid work performed for a public or charitable agency. —Counseling: participation in a program of psychological counseling.