Packing The Court – Another Political Power Grab By The Left
Now that Democrats are in control in the House, Senate and White House, they hope to use their majority based political power to add 4 more Liberal justices.
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Grant County Passes Ordinance Making Drug Possession Illegal
Grant County Commissioners have enacted an ordinance that will take the place of the statute vacated by the State Supreme Court.
WA Cities Passing New Local Drug Possession Ordinances
Weeks ago, after the WA State Supreme Court ruled the state statute on drug possession is unconstitutional, cities are passing their own laws.
State Supreme Court Strikes Down $30 Car Tabs
The Washington State Supreme Court struck down the initiative which was passed by voters.
Washington Court Rules: "Use Your Blinkers Or Get Ticketed"
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.
WA Flower Shop Owner’s Case Returns To Supreme Court
A Washington Floral Shop Owner is back in the news as she is asking the Washington Supreme Court to respect her freedom of expression and Religion.
Arlene’s Flowers Loses Appeal, May Go to U.S. Supreme Court
Washington's judges again agreed Stutzman's rights had not been infringed upon, but the gay couple's had.
Appeal Filed in Richland’s Arlene’s Flower Shop Ruling
Arlene's Flower Shop is back in the news at the ruling against the business a few years back has been overturned.
State Supreme Court Strikes Down Life Without Parole for Juvenile Offenders
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...
State Supreme Court Strikes Down Death Penalty as “Racially Applied”
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 case is tried, the race of the defendant and where the crime took place...