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· 9/28/2015

Department of Social & Health Services v. Panarello

Citations

  • 190 Wash. App. 1020

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  • impoundment reasonable where, among other things, there was no evidence suggesting how long it might take the defendant or his family to retrieve the vehicle
  • impoundment reasonable where (1) there was no evidence suggesting how long it might take the defendant or a family member to retrieve the vehicle from a private commercial lot; (2) there was no evidence indicating how safe the vehicle would be if left unattended; and (3

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