Hey~~~can anyone help me with this question? I am now in the Washington State, and I want to know the name of the published laws of Washington State. I need this answer before Monday. Hope there is someone can help me ~Thanks
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What you are looking for is either the RCW (Revised Code of Washington) or the WAC (Washington Administrative Code).\nI've linked the online versions of each for you in my sources.
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You are supposed to not work and hang out in your states Legislature on a daily basis, As most attorneys do not even know the whole law and revisions......Remember my post about the mustang in the living room, The restraining order was from Broward County (Ft Lauderdale) My 2 attorneys didnt even know that they had recently been revised to Statewide!!!! I was Looking at Up to Life for that One,Burgulary of an occupied dwelling using a vehicle as an instrumantallity to commit Burgulary!!! MY OWN HOUSE!!!! Or our 2nd home!!! Since my marriage with my X_WIFE Ive been in more stupid trouble!!!!And Ive never laid a hand on her....Someone in her past did and I got the rath!!!!GOOD LUCK........NJ and NY Have driving w cellphone laws
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This is for Washington State but the advice would be the same - page down for "Tips on the Oral Test":  http://www.wa.gov/dsb/resourcesForParticipants/jobSeekersHandbook/preparingForWAtest.htm#contentTop
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When I was in Law School, we had a Law Library that was full of law type books that you could read to learn about law. My suggestion would be to ask this question to a reference librarian at your local law library.
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Maybe you can find some info here...\nhttp://www.state.gov/g/drl/rls/hrrpt/2002/18290.htm
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They make all the state laws which is the majority of laws you live by and they make the budgets that end up affecting your police, fire, schools, taxes, and all public services.  Probably more important to your life than the people in Washington.
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You've quoted only secondary sources.   It seems the law changed on 13 Oct. 2003.  You should consult the primary source; the statute that changed the law.
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This is all what you need to know. I got all states plus more .\n\nhttp://www.adminresources.com/psa/PSA00070.PDF#search='state%20laws%20on%20alcohol'
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The "official" nickname of Washington state is "The Evergreen State". It is also known as:\nThe "Green Tree State" and\nThe "Chinook State" (after the salmon).\nIf you want a lot more information for your project, click below.
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It varies from state to state, you will have to check on your particular state. Also, follow the new laws passed in your own state, as well as federally, as many of the changes are recent. When in doubt, ask- and don't ask on Yahoo Answers, you probably won't get a correct response.
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One of the critical issues in law school is reading carefully. And professors rarely include facts unless they're relevant. So - you have to read the full hypothetical, not just the snippet you gave us.\nWhy?\n\nBefore you can answer this question properly, you have to know which state's law is controlling (or, if somehow, you're operating under federal law, which is unlikely), and which court you're in. Further, if you're citing in a memorandum of law, your list is different than if you're citing the "most controlling" - which is too imprecise for law school, or a courtroom.
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There are probably several volumes of law for even a small town. The municipal judge has a copy, so do his clerks, the police do, and perhaps the library does. If your state library has a copy, your local library can get them for you.
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lexisnexis or westlaw should work, but its $$$. the other option to research is your local law school library. The librarians are generally pretty good.\n\nAs far as I can tell there are no california state cases published by that name. (only cases that go to the state supreme court, and some at the intermediate appeals level are published) There may be federal cases, but I didn't want to take the time.\n\ngood luck
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Some Jurisdictions exchange information, others do not.  Also when you say "Washington", no one knows whether you mean the State or D.C.
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My hectic life allows me only to give you a link to a charming little town in NW Washington. They have a windmill and their webpage is sure to delight you with more tidbits of info than I could possibly supply...\nhttp://www.lynden.org/
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Try FindLaw.com. It covers U.S. Constitution, U.S. Code, Code of Federal Regulation, U.S. Supremem Court decisions, and just a ton of other stuff. There is also a breakdown on state codes and regulation.
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If you go to Congress.org you can get a listing of recent bill in Congress on both House and Senate.  It will also tell you how different representatives voted and what the final count was as well as a synopsis of what each bill is about.  I believe it also allows you to get info on state laws as well.  \n\nAnother great resource is the "Congress At Your Fingertips" directory.  It has all the contact info and more for every member of the House and Senate.  The book is printed by Capitol Advantage website www.capitoladvantage.com