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Lee v. State

Citations

  • 185 Wash. 2d 608
  • 374 P.3d 157

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  • stating that a case may be justiciable under the public interest exception even where the requirements of standing are not strictly met
  • considering challenge to initiative that would either result in an immediate and yearly reduction in the state’s operating budget of $1.4 billion or amend the Washington Constitution
  • finding a two subjects violation in an initiative that both set a sales tax rate and proposed a constitutional amendment requiring a supermajority vote or voter approval to raise taxes
  • affirming the judgment of the trial court to void an initiative in its entirety
  • “Whether an initiative violates the single subject rule generally starts with the ballot title.”
  • legislation “is void in its entirety” when it violates the single subject rule

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Judges: Fairhurst, González, Johnson, Madsen, McCloud, Owens, Stephens, Wiggins

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