WASHINGTON SUPREME COURT · MARCH 12, 1998

Fray v. Spokane County

David P. Fray, Individually and on Behalf of Alaina. M. Fray, a Minor v. Spokane County

Legislative power & process Constitutionality of a law Cites a specific bill

Why this case is listed

Single-subject and title rules, separation of powers, or veto power.

…unconstitutional.73 Washington Constitution article II, section 19 provides “No bill shall embrace more than…

The court considers whether a statute or ordinance is constitutional.

…Court of Appeals, Division III, arguing that the Legislature expressly granted LEOFF Plan II members the “right…

The opinion discusses a House or Senate bill by name.

…County at 8-9; see Laws of 1992, ch. 72, § 11; Senate Bill 5299, 54th Cong., Reg. Sess. (1995). [66] See…

SB 5299 (1995–96) LEOFF II members/civil actns
Cited as “Senate Bill 5299” — matched by bill number and the year stated next to it · Did not pass · died in committee
HB 2260 (1991–92) Retirement law corrections
Cited as “Laws of 1992, ch. 72” — matched by session-law chapter · Enacted · Chapter 72, Laws of 1992