Legal Opinion

Zachman v. Whirlpool Financial Corp.

Washington Supreme Court

Decided March 24, 1994No. 60292-1PublishedCited by 18 opinions

1Opinion of the Court

*669Johnson, J.

Defendant Whirlpool Financial Corporation (Whirlpool) appeals the denial of a motion to strike the order appointing Judge Thomas as judge pro tempore under article 4, section 7 (amendment 80) of the Washington State Constitution. At issue is whether a previously elected superior court judge who loses reelection is "retired” and therefore eligible to be appointed judge pro tempore without the consent of the parties in a case pending before him at the time of his electoral defeat. We hold the term "retired” includes superior court judges who have been defeated at reelection for the…

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