WASHINGTON SUPREME COURT · FEBRUARY 11, 2021

Beauregard v. Wash. State Bar Ass'n

Legislative power & process Constitutionality of a law Cites a specific bill
Docket
No. 97249-4
Decided
February 11, 2021
Citation
480 P.3d 410; 197 Wash. 2d 67
Cited by later opinions
2
Status
Published

Why this case is listed

Legislative power & process

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

…without encroaching on the constitution’s separation of powers. See Wash. State Bar Ass’n v. State, 125…


Constitutionality of a law

The court considers whether a statute or ordinance is constitutional.

…THUS, THE WSBA WAS NOT “CREATED BY OR PURSUANT TO STATUTE” “The OPMA is Washington’s comprehensive…


Cites a specific bill

The opinion discusses a House or Senate bill by name.

…open meetings law in 2015. Gov. Brown Signs Senate Bill 387: CPIL Succeeds in Imposing Transparency Requirements…

Legislation discussed

  • HB 1788 (2019–20) WA state bar association
    Cited as “ESHB 1788” — matched by bill number and the year stated next to it · Did not pass · passed House, stalled in Senate
  • SB 5333 (2019–20) Uniform parentage act
    Cited as “LAWS OF 2019, ch. 46” — matched by session-law chapter · Enacted · Chapter 46, Laws of 2019
  • HB 1668 (2005–06) Admin office of the courts
    Cited as “LAWS OF 2005, ch. 282” — matched by session-law chapter · Enacted with partial veto · Chapter 282, Laws of 2005

Scanned text source: official opinion PDF.

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