Supreme Court Calendar

9:00 A.M.

Olympia

November 9, 2010

Case No. 1 – 84325-2

COUNSEL

SAMANTHA A.
          v.
WASHINGTON STATE DEPARTMENT
OF SOCIAL AND HEALTH SERVICES

Regan Bailey/Susan Kas/Eleanor Hamburger

William Work/Edward Dee

SYNOPSIS: Can a disabled child’s benefits be reduced based on the child’s age and if the child lives with her legal guardian?

Case No. 2 – 83645-1

COUNSEL

TACOMA NEWS, INC. d/b/a THE
NEWS TRIBUNE
          v.
THE HONORABLE JAMES D. CAYCE

STATE OF WASHINGTON
MICHAEL A. HECHT

William Holt/James Beck

 

Thomas Kuffel/Oma La Mothe

John Hillman
Wayne Fricke

SYNOPSIS: A newspaper argues that the public and press had a right to attend a witness’s deposition that was taken to preserve his testimony.


1:30 P.M.


Case No. 3 – 83779-1

COUNSEL

STATE OF WASHINGTON
          v.
JACK IRVIN SIMS

Amie Hunt

John Hays

SYNOPSIS: When a defendant appeals an unconstitutional condition of a special sex offender sentencing alternative, is the proper remedy to remand to revise the condition or remand for complete resentencing?

Case No. 4 – 83795-3

COUNSEL

SNOHOMISH COUNTY PUBLIC
TRANSPORTATION BENEFIT AREA
CORPORATION dba COMMUNITY TRANSIT,
          v.
FIRSTGROUP AMERICA, INC., dba
FIRST TRANSIT

Joseph Bennett/Matthew Hendricks

 

John Rankin, Jr./Pamela Okano

SYNOPSIS: First Transit and Community Transit have a contract that requires First Transit to reimburse Community Transit for certain losses. A Community Transit bus, a First Transit bus, and several other vehicles were involved in an accident, for which the Community Transit bus and one of the other vehicles were jointly at fault. Does the parties’ contract require First Transit to reimburse Community Transit for the losses it sustained as a result of the accident?

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