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RCW 19.72.040: A Guide to Examining and Approving Individual Sureties in Washington State

In Washington State, the process for approving individual sureties involved in court proceedings is governed by RCW 19.72.040. This statute outlines the necessary steps for examining...

Crimes in Star Wars: Episode V – The Empire Strikes Back Under Washington Law

Star Wars: Episode V - The Empire Strikes Back is a beloved sci-fi classic filled with thrilling action and dramatic encounters. However, if the events in...

Understanding the Revised Code of Washington (RCW)

Introduction: The Revised Code of Washington (RCW) is a comprehensive compilation of all permanent laws currently in force in the state of Washington. These laws are...

Cle Elum Municipal Code 9.04.020: Domestic Violence Designation and Your Legal Rights

Cle Elum Municipal Code 9.04.020 addresses domestic violence by adopting Chapter 10.99 RCW, Washington State's comprehensive domestic violence laws. This integration ensures consistency between local ordinances and state-level...

Legal Considerations in Rain-Related Accidents

Even with caution, accidents can happen on wet roads. Understanding liability in accidents involving rainy conditions is vital. Duty of Care Drivers in Washington have a duty...

Tire Chains and Winter Road Safety: What Washington Drivers Need to Know

Winter driving in Washington State comes with unique challenges, especially when navigating mountain passes like Snoqualmie Pass and Stevens Pass. Snow-covered roads, icy conditions, and...

What is the RCW and Where Can You Find It?

The Revised Code of Washington (RCW) is a comprehensive compilation of all permanent laws in Washington State. It serves as the legal foundation for the state’s statutes,...

Can a DUI Conviction Be Vacated in Washington? Understanding City of Bremerton v. Rochelle Bright

In a recent case (City of Bremerton v. Rochelle Bright), the Washington Court of Appeals ruled that a DUI conviction cannot be vacated under RCW...

Practicing Law in Washington State: Only Active Members Allowed

In Washington State, the law is clear: only active members of the state bar may practice law. This statute is fundamental in ensuring that legal...