Sponsored by the Washington State Department of Corrections, Inmate Search makes the name, DOC number and location of incarcerated offenders available to the general public. While the information is believed to be accurate, DOC makes no warranties, express or implied. This information is updated nightly.
Northwest Justice Project (NJP) is a not-for-profit statewide law firm that provides free civil legal assistance and representation to low-income people and communities throughout Washington State. Its mission is to secure justice through high quality legal advocacy that promotes the long-term well-being of low-income individuals, families, and communities.
The SCRA website provides the ability to verify whether an individual is currently serving on active duty in the Uniformed Services (Army, Navy, Marine Corps, Air Force, NOAA, Public Health, and Coast Guard). This web site helps Service members verify they are serving on active duty and are therefore eligible for the protections of the SCRA.
The Appellate Case Processing Guide is designed to assist litigants through the appellate process. Under the direction of the Court’s Community Outreach Committee, the Public Information Task Team was responsible for developing the Guide in 2001. The Model is based upon the appellate flow chart adopted by the Court and included herein. Each section of this manual corresponds with a step in the aforementioned flow chart. Sections consist of 3 components: background, timeline, and required forms or paperwork. At the conclusion of each section is a sample template.
This link leads to the home page for LegalVoice, formerly the Northwest Women’s Law Center. As stated in their mission statement, LegalVoice “…works to ensure that all women and girls have these fundamental rights: to equal treatment and to be free from discrimination; to decide when and how to form and maintain their families; to be safe wherever they are; to economic equality and independence; to be healthy and active.”
This portion of the King County Superior Court’s web site provides links to MS Word and PDF versions of the pattern forms published by the Court.
This is the official web site for the State of Washington.
This link leads to a PDF document written by the staff at the Northwest Justice Project discussing the following issues related to the purchase of a used car in Washington State:
The Precedential Decisions of Commissioner are published in a first series and second series. The first series encompasses case numbers 100 through 1299 (a) covering the period from April 14, 1954, through October 10, 1975. The second series begins anew with case number 100 and covers the period from October 17, 1975, through present.
The Precedential Decisions of Commissioner set forth interpretations of both procedural and substantive law governing adjudications under the Washington State Employment Security Act, Title 50 RCW. The Decisions are binding on Department adjudicators, administrative law judges of the Office of Administrative Hearings and the review judges of the Commissioner’s Review Office. The Decisions have been cited as persuasive authority by the Washington State trial and appellate courts.
Precedential Decisions of Commissioner must be read in the context of current statutes, regulations, and appellate court decisions.
The citation format for Precedential Decisions of Commissioner is as follows:
First Series — In re Staeger, Empl. Sec. Comm’r Dec. 100 (1954).
Second Series — In re Griggs, Empl. Sec. Comm’r Dec.2d 100 (1975).
This link points to a portion of the King County Superior Court Clerk’s Office web site describing how to appeal the results of unfavorable hearing about a Good to Go toll penalty.