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Torrance v. King County

Citations

  • 136 Wash. 2d 783
  • 966 P.2d 891
  • 1998 Wash. LEXIS 793

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  • holding that the constitutional writ of certiorari under article IV, section 6, is legally unavailable where a right to appeal exists and the failure to appeal is not excused
  • holding that the constitutional writ of certiorari under article IV, section 6 is legally unavailable where a right to appeal exists and the failure to appeal is not excused
  • recognizing that a party’s decision to forgo an available appeal and instead seek a remedy by means of a constitutional writ of certiorari was “fatal” to that party’s case

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Judges: Johnson, Sanders

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