January 31, 1996
Whether the failure to enforce exception to the public duty doctrine is triggered by actual knowledge of an inherently dangerous condition, or requires instead an express statutory mandate to undertake a specific action to correct the danger.
Whether the amendments to RCW 71.34 made by Laws of 1995 ch. 313 (the "Becca Bill") permit a 15-year-old to be admitted to a mental health facility on her parents' request and be detained without judicial hearing despite her demand for discharge, and if so, whether the statutory scheme violates the Constitution.
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Whether a widower's prenuptial agreement with his deceased spouse prevents him from getting his "ommitted spouse" share of her estate.
Appellant challenges the constitutionality of the 1993 version of RCW 46.61.502(1), which prohibits operation of a vehicle by a driver whose blood alcohol concentration measures .10 or greater within two hours after driving.
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