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Chapter 2.28 RCW

POWERS OF COURTS AND GENERAL PROVISIONS

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HTMLPDF 2.28.010Powers of courts in conduct of judicial proceedings.
HTMLPDF 2.28.020Contempt—Punishment.
HTMLPDF 2.28.030Judicial officer defined—When disqualified.
HTMLPDF 2.28.040May act as attorney, when.
HTMLPDF 2.28.050Judge distinguished from court.
HTMLPDF 2.28.060Judicial officers—Powers.
HTMLPDF 2.28.070Contempt—Judicial officer may punish.
HTMLPDF 2.28.080Powers of judges of supreme and superior courts.
HTMLPDF 2.28.090Powers of inferior judicial officers.
HTMLPDF 2.28.100Legal holidays—No court—Exceptions.
HTMLPDF 2.28.110Legal holiday—Sitting deemed adjourned.
HTMLPDF 2.28.120Proceedings may be adjourned from time to time.
HTMLPDF 2.28.130Proceeding not to fail for want of judge or session of court.
HTMLPDF 2.28.139County to furnish courthouse.
HTMLPDF 2.28.140Court rooms.
HTMLPDF 2.28.141County commissioners to provide temporary quarters.
HTMLPDF 2.28.150Implied powers—Proceeding when mode not prescribed.
HTMLPDF 2.28.160Judge pro tempore—Compensation—Reimbursement for subsistence, lodging and travel expenses—Affidavit to court.
HTMLPDF 2.28.200Signage concerning assaults in court facilities during court proceedings.
HTMLPDF 2.28.210Court consultation of judicial information system—Disclosure to parties.
HTMLPDF 2.28.300Definitions—Immigration enforcement and civil arrests.
HTMLPDF 2.28.310Immigration and citizenship information—Federal immigration authorities.
HTMLPDF 2.28.320Law enforcement actions in court facilities—Completion of information form—Notice to court staff.
HTMLPDF 2.28.330Privilege from civil arrest—Court facilities.
HTMLPDF 2.28.340Applicability of courts open to all act.

NOTES:

Justice without unnecessary delay: State Constitution Art. 1 s 10.
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