WASHINGTON SUPREME COURT · MARCH 9, 1995
Washington State Bar Ass'n v. State
The Washington State Bar Association, Petitioner, v. the State of Washington, Et Al, Respondents
Legislative power & process Constitutionality of a law Cites a specific bill- Docket
- No. 61830-5
- Decided
- March 9, 1995
- Citation
- 125 Wash. 2d 901; 890 P.2d 1047; 1995 Wash. LEXIS 135; 149 L.R.R.M. (BNA) 2099; 63 U.S.L.W. 2578
- Cited by later opinions
- 39
- Judges
- Andersen, Dollxver
- Status
- Published
Why this case is listed
Legislative power & process
Single-subject and title rules, separation of powers, or veto power.
…unconstitutional in that it violates the separation of powers doctrine. This action grew out of a labor…
Constitutionality of a law
The court considers whether a statute or ordinance is constitutional.
…this case we determine the constitutionality of a statute which was intended to nullify a general rule of…
Cites a specific bill
The opinion discusses a House or Senate bill by name.
…legislative session, the Legislature enacted Engrossed House Bill (EHB) 1152 as follows: Sec. 1. The legislature…
Legislation discussed
Other references found in the text
These could not be tied to one specific bill (bill numbers repeat each session, and initiatives to the people are not bills).