Dunner v. McLaughlin

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• holding that there is no right to a unanimous verdict in 90-day involuntary commitment proceedings
• holding that there is no right to a unanimous verdict in 90-day involuntary commitment proceedings
• as a matter of due process, RCW 71.05.310's 90-day civil commitment proceeding requires proof by clear, cogent, and convincing evidence
• issue moot if no need for future guidance and the issue will not likely reoccur
• appellate court may decide a moot matter if it is a matter of continuing and substantial public interest
• as a matter of due process, RCW 71.05.310’s 90-day civil commitment proceeding requires proof by clear, cogent, and convincing evidence

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