Legal Opinion
City of Redmond v. Moore
Washington Supreme Court
Decided June 3, 2004No. 72614-1PublishedCited by 180 opinions
1Opinion of the CourtSanders, J.
This case consolidates direct, review of ijwb, separate district court orders dismissing charges against Dean. Moore.• and Jason, ^ilgon for driving ¿while, -license suspended. In both cases tEe jdistriet- court concluded man- " datory suspension of them ¿ licenses . pursuant-, to. ROW'-46.20.289 violated procedural due process because 'Moore.; and Wilson were not afforded an administrative hearing by ■ the Department of Licensing. (DOL) before or ..after the *667effective date of the suspensions. By implication the district court’s orders also invalidated RCW 46.20.324(1), which provides that a…
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