A recent ruling in the Washington Supreme Court upholds that legally a driver is required to use their blinkers whenever changing lanes or making a right or left-hand turn even if no one is around.
Thursday, saying the policy violates the state Constitution as 'cruel and unusual punishment,' the Washington State Supreme Court struck down life without parole for juvenile offenders--regardless of the crime. The case involved 16-year-old Brian Bassett...
Saying it was applied in an arbitrary and racially biased manner, the Washington State Supreme Court Thursday struck down the state's death penalty, something Gov. Inslee has been trying to do for several years. The court ruled the penalty is not applied equally, but depends upon where the caseā¦
Some may not have heard of the McCleary Decision, but it's largely the reason why the Washington State Legislature has had to go overtime at least four of the last five years in Olympia. It's largely the reason the state has had such difficulty balancing it's budget.