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JOINT MEMORIALS  JOINT MEMORIALS RSS Feed  
Election campaign contributions, authority to regulate, U.S. constitutional amendment/convention: SJM 8002
Financial services de-risking by financial institutions, requesting that congress pass legislation to reduce: SJM 8004
Fossil fuel non-proliferation treaty, urging U.S. government to begin negotiations to enter into a: SJM 8008
Infrastructure bank, national, legislation to establish, requesting that congress pass: SJM 8006
Jones Act, fostering strong domestic maritime industry, legislature's support for: HJM 4002
Legislation, including joint memorials, cutoff dates: HCR 4402, * SCR 8401 (2021), * SCR 8404 (2022)
Memorials, resolutions, and bills from 2021 regular session, returning to house of origin: * HCR 4403 (2021)
Memorials, resolutions, and bills from 2022 regular session, returning to house of origin: HCR 4408, * SCR 8406 (2022)
Memorials, resolutions, and bills, reintroduction for 2022 regular session: * HCR 4405 (2022)
Motor vehicles, new, intelligent speed adaptation (ISA) technology use in all, urging congress to mandate: SJM 8010
National biodiversity strategy, calling on federal government to establish: SJM 8009
Nuclear fuel, spent, U.S. GAO recommendations for managing, urging congress and DOE to implement: SJM 8007
Petroleum/other hydrocarbons, future purchases from Russia of, urging congress to support restricting/prohibiting: HJM 4003
PFAS contamination of surface/groundwater, requesting federal monitoring/mitigation assistance: SJM 8001
Pinnipeds, state/tribal lethal removal in Puget Sound to protect salmon, requesting that congress amend MMPA to allow: SJM 8003
State of liberty, creating from eastern Washington, petitioning congress for consent: HJM 4000
U.S. government and congress, limits on, U.S. constitutional amendment convention: HJM 4001, SJM 8000
Washington, D.C., statehood for, urging congress to enact legislation and supporting: SJM 8005
JOINT RESOLUTIONS  JOINT RESOLUTIONS RSS Feed  
Arms, right to bear, firearm magazines/loading devices of any size, constitutional amendment to allow: SJR 8205
Domestic violence offenses, felony, persons charged with, to be unbailable, constitutional amendment: SJR 8209
Environment/natural resources, preservation and protection of, rights of all people, constitutional amendment: HJR 4205
Fee increases, constitutional amendment to require simple majority: HJR 4203
Fishing and hunting using traditional methods, as individual right, constitutional amendment for: HJR 4210
Governor, term limit, constitutional amendment: SJR 8202
Legislation, including joint resolutions, cutoff dates: HCR 4402, * SCR 8401 (2021), * SCR 8404 (2022)
Legislative session, special, convening/purpose of, three-fifths legislative majority for, constitutional amendment: SJR 8201
Long-term care services/supports, investing funds, amending constitution: SJR 8200
Personal property, exempting up to one hundred thousand dollars from taxation, constitutional amendment for: HJR 4208, SJR 8213
Poverty, persons experiencing persistent, fund held in trust for benefit of, authority to invest, constitutional amendment: HJR 4211
Property taxes, state, homestead exemption from, constitutional amendment to allow: SJR 8206
Property taxes, state, residential real property exemption from, when, constitutional amendment for: HJR 4204, SJR 8206
Resolutions, memorials, and bills from 2021 regular session, returning to house of origin: * HCR 4403 (2021)
Resolutions, memorials, and bills from 2022 regular session, returning to house of origin: HCR 4408, * SCR 8406 (2022)
Resolutions, memorials, and bills, reintroduction for 2022 regular session: * HCR 4405 (2022)
Right to clean/healthy environment, and state/political subdivisions as natural resources trustees, constitutional amendment: HJR 4209, SJR 8210
Road usage charges and motor vehicle fuel excise tax, double taxation, constitutional amendment to prohibit: HJR 4202
Road usage or vehicle miles traveled fee or other charges, using for highway purposes, constitutional amendment: SJR 8211
School district bonds, at least 55% of voters to authorize, constitutional amendment: SJR 8204
School district bonds, simple majority to authorize, constitutional amendment: HJR 4200
Schools, funding by state for, expanding beyond "common schools" to "K-12 education" via constitutional amendment: HJR 4206
Superintendent of public instruction, to be appointed by governor rather than elected, constitutional amendment: SJR 8212
Tax increase legislation, automatic referendum on any tax act passed by legislature, constitutional amendment for: HJR 4212
Tax increase legislation, constitutional amendment to require two-thirds majority: HJR 4203
Term limits, for legislators, governor, and other statewide elected officials, constitutional amendment: HJR 4207
Term limits, for state representatives, senators, and supreme court judges, constitutional amendment: SJR 8203
Tracking technology, collecting data to determine taxes/fees with, constitutional amendment to prohibit: HJR 4201
Vehicle and trailer purchases, sales/use tax revenue highway use, constitutional amendment: SJR 8208
Vehicle miles traveled fee or other charges, for highway purposes, constitutional amendment: SJR 8207
JUDGES  JUDGES RSS Feed  (See also ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURE; COURTS; ELECTIONS)
Appeals, court of, judge pro tempore of, appointing eligible judge to serve as, when: * SB 5931, CH 63 (2022)
Compensation increases, state judicial branch, ceasing during 2021-2023: HB 1027, SB 5323
Cyber harassment, of federal/state/municipal court judges, class C felony: * ESSB 5628, CH 231 (2022)
Cyberstalking, of judge, class C felony: SB 5628, * ESSB 5628, CH 231 (2022)
Interbranch advisory committee, with 6 judicial branch members, creating: SB 5490
Interbranch advisory committee, with 8 judicial branch members, creating: * ESSB 5490, CH 284 (2022) PV
Judicial branch, administrative rules and procedures responsibility of: SB 5320
Judicial branch, applying public records act to all courts and offices within: SB 5550
Single judge courts, presiding judge unavailability or vacancy, judge pro tempore appointment due to: * HB 1825, CH 74 (2022)
Superior court judges, increasing number in Snohomish county: SB 5575, * SSB 5575, CH 46 (2022)
Superior court judges, increasing number in Thurston county: * HB 1167, CH 63 (2021)
Supreme court judges, term limits, constitutional amendment: SJR 8203
Vacancies, in odd-numbered years, statewide general elections for: SB 5014
JUDGMENTS  JUDGMENTS RSS Feed  
Bankruptcy proceedings, homestead exemption, amount and application of: SB 5408, * ESSB 5408, CH 290 (2021)
Bribery, commercial, enforcement of civil judgment in favor of person who has committed, prohibiting, when: HB 2103
Consumer debt, personal property exemption from execution/attachment/garnishment, when: HB 1447, * HB 1525, CH 50 (2021)
Debt, personal property exemptions from execution/attachment/garnishment, increasing value limits for, when: SB 5947, SSB 5947
Debt, personal property exemptions from execution/attachment/garnishment, various modifications of: SB 5947, SSB 5947
Legal financial obligations, current or likely future ability to pay, when lacking: SHB 1412, 2SHB 1412, 3SHB 1412, * E4SHB 1412, CH 260 (2022), SB 5486
Legal financial obligations, restitution and non-restitution, various provisions: HB 1412, SHB 1412, 2SHB 1412, 3SHB 1412, * E4SHB 1412, CH 260 (2022), SB 5486
Medical malpractice claims, monetary damages, accrual of interest: SB 5155, SSB 5155, E2SSB 5155
Public agency, tortious conduct of, accrual of interest on judgments founded on: HB 1754, SB 5155, SSB 5155
Student loan debt, private, personal property exemption from execution/attachment/garnishment, when: HB 1447, * HB 1525, CH 50 (2021)
Tortious conduct, of individual or entity, accrual of interest on judgments founded on: E2SSB 5155
Tortious conduct, of individual/entity/public agency, accrual of interest on judgments founded on: HB 1754, SB 5155, SSB 5155
JUDICIAL CONDUCT, COMMISSION ON  JUDICIAL CONDUCT, COMMISSION ON RSS Feed  (See also ETHICS IN GOVERNMENT)
State officers/employees, former, postemployment restrictions/disclosure statements, commission role: SB 5170, SSB 5170
JUVENILES AND JUVENILE COURT  JUVENILES AND JUVENILE COURT RSS Feed  (See also CHILDREN; CHILDREN, YOUTH, AND FAMILIES, DEPARTMENT; DOMESTIC RELATIONS; FOSTER CARE; PUBLIC ASSISTANCE)
Adjudications/convictions, juvenile, adult offender scores increased due to, resentencing hearing when: HB 1413
Adjudications/convictions, juvenile, increasing adult offender scores due to, prohibiting: HB 1413
Attorneys, access for juveniles to, when questioned by law enforcement: HB 1140, * ESHB 1140, CH 328 (2021)
Community facilities, for group care of juveniles, as essential public facilities under GMA: SB 5118, * ESSB 5118, CH 265 (2021)
Controlled substance, juvenile consuming, delivery from law enforcement custody to evaluation/treatment facility: HB 1559
Custodial parent, when rights terminated, action against adoptive parent for child support by, prohibiting: HB 1635
Cyber harassment, of corrections institution or detention facility staff member, class C felony: SB 5628, * ESSB 5628, CH 231 (2022)
Cyberstalking, of employee/contract staff person/volunteer of correctional agency, class C felony: SB 5628, * ESSB 5628, CH 231 (2022)
Dependency proceedings, "experiencing homelessness" for purposes of: HB 1221, * SHB 1221, CH 67 (2021)
Dependency proceedings, attorney for child in, appointing, when: HB 1219, SHB 1219, * 2SHB 1219, CH 210 (2021)
Dependency proceedings, child in custody, holding child in shelter care for no more than 24 hours: HB 1923
Dependency proceedings, child welfare, placement with relative appointed as guardian: HB 1747, * SHB 1747, CH 127 (2022)
Dependency proceedings, returning child home, casework supervision of certain parents, extending: HB 1944
Dependency proceedings, shelter care hearing: HB 1923
Dependency proceedings, shelter care hearing, when child abuse/neglect alleged: HB 1227, SHB 1227, * E2SHB 1227, CH 211 (2021)
Dependency proceedings, students who are the subject of, education requirements for: HB 1955, * SHB 1955, CH 78 (2022)
Dependency proceedings, taking child into custody, establishing necessity by preponderance of evidence: HB 1923
Dependency proceedings, visitation, provision/requirements for, and supervision/monitoring of: HB 1194, SHB 1194, * E2SHB 1194, CH 208 (2021)
Dependency proceedings, youth with developmental disabilities exiting, services eligibility: HB 1061, SHB 1061, * 2SHB 1061, CH 56 (2021)
Dependency proceedings, youth with developmental disabilities who have exited, medicaid waiver services for: SHB 1061, * 2SHB 1061, CH 56 (2021)
Dependency system, early childhood court program for infants/toddlers in, establishing: SB 5331, SSB 5331, * 2SSB 5331, CH 285 (2021)
Drug offenses, controlled substance/counterfeits/legend drugs personal use possession by juvenile, civil infraction : HB 1578
Felony, offenders convicted of, as hard-to-place job seekers, B&O/public utility tax credits for employers hiring: SB 5358, SSB 5358, SB 5954, SB 5986
Fingerprinting, of juvenile defendants in felony convictions, eliminating: SB 5609
Incapable of committing crime, children under age 13 as, with partial exception: SB 5122, ESSB 5122
Institutional education program, elective computer science course for youth in juvenile institution: * SB 5657, CH 234 (2022)
Institutional education program, for youth in/released from facilities, duties of agencies and advisory group: SHB 1295, * E2SHB 1295, CH 164 (2021)
Institutional education program, for youth in/released from secure facilities, duties of agencies and work group: HB 1295
Institutional education program, institutional education accountability work group, establishing: HB 1295
Institutional education program, institutional education structure and accountability advisory group, establishing: SHB 1295, * E2SHB 1295, CH 164 (2021)
Institutional education system, reformed, establishment/implementation/funding recommendations: SHB 1295, * E2SHB 1295, CH 164 (2021)
Jurisdiction of juvenile court, charges filed in juvenile court to remain there without order of extension: SB 5122
Jurisdiction of juvenile court, extending to age 19: SB 5122
Jurisdiction of juvenile court, future extension to age 19, raise the age juvenile justice task force on, establishing: ESSB 5122
Juvenile detention facilities, local, parent payment of incarceration costs for child in, repealing: SSB 5535, 2SSB 5535
Juvenile detention facilities, parent/person with custody/guardian payment of costs for child in, repealing statute: * SHB 2050, CH 145 (2022)
Juvenile facilities, placement in, maximum age when offense committed at age 18 or 19: SB 5122
Juvenile justice subcommittee, DCYF oversight board to convene: HB 1936, SHB 1936
Juvenile rehabilitation facilities, outcomes after exiting, improving, convening stakeholders to consider: * E2SHB 1186, CH 206 (2021)
Juvenile rehabilitation facilities, parent payment of incarceration costs for child in, repealing: HB 1897, HB 2050, * SHB 2050, CH 145 (2022), SB 5535, SSB 5535, 2SSB 5535
Juvenile rehabilitation, persons in, reentry community services program expansion in order to include: SB 5304, SSB 5304, * E2SSB 5304, CH 243 (2021) PV
Laser, unlawful discharge of a, second or third degree, civil infractions if committed by juvenile, when: HB 1394
Minors, minor guardianships, various provisions, modifying: * SB 5788, CH 243 (2022)
Offenders, community transition services program, implementing as electronic monitoring program: HB 1186, SHB 1186, * E2SHB 1186, CH 206 (2021)
Offenders, convicted/indigent, counsel for, office of public defense to provide at state expense: SB 5772
Offenders, diversion agreements, period for completion by juvenile, expanding: * HB 1894, CH 34 (2022)
Offenders, health care insurance, when nearing final release from custody: SB 5118, * ESSB 5118, CH 265 (2021)
Offenders, sentenced in adult court for crime committed under age 18, resentencing and mitigating factors: SB 5120, SSB 5120
Parental rights, terminated, open adoption agreements/birth parent deficiencies/child-birth parent visitation petitions: HB 1903
Records, exemptions, sunshine committee recommendations: HB 1024, HB 1041, ESHB 1041
Records, juvenile, expungement of, when and how: SB 5339
Records, juvenile, sealed before 7/24/2015, removing from state identification system/other WSP systems: SB 5339
Records, juvenile, sealed or destroyed, dissemination by person/entity of, civil action by subject of records due to: HB 2034, SHB 2034
Records, juvenile, sealed, destruction automatically or by request, when: HB 2034
Records, juvenile, sealing of, automatic process for, creating: SHB 2034
Records, juvenile, sealing/eligibility for sealing of, and when sealed, various provisions: SHB 2034
Rehabilitation institutions, offender in, with untried indictment/complaint pending, bringing to trial: SB 5118, * ESSB 5118, CH 265 (2021)
Residential schools, institutional education program, duties of agencies and accountability work group: HB 1295
Residential schools, institutional education program, duties of agencies and structure/accountability advisory group: SHB 1295, * E2SHB 1295, CH 164 (2021)
Sexual offenses, designations when committed by juveniles, changing: SB 5123
Sexual offenses, juvenile registration as sex offender, ending for juveniles not subject to autodecline: SB 5123
Sexual offenses, registration as sex offender when committed under age 18, extinguishing legal obligation: SSB 5123
Sexual offenses, registration as sex offender when committed under age 18, revising requirements: SSB 5123
Students, in facilities, school in-person instruction resumption priority groups for delivery to include: SHB 1366
Students, recently released, school in-person instruction resumption priority groups for delivery to include: HB 1366, SHB 1366
Youth courts, to target offenders age 13 through 17: ESSB 5122
Youth courts, to target offenders age 13 through 19: SB 5122