TVW Coverage - June 18, 2024

TVW Coverage - June 18, 2024

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发布日期: 2024年6月18日
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9am Public Records Exemptions Accountability “Sunshine” Committee: Public records related to physicians/health care, adoption; public comment.

9:30am Joint Transportation Committee: Retail delivery fee analysis, transportation impacts of Snake River Dam removal, transportation challenges and successes in WA cities, WA State Transportation Plan and West Coast Network scoping study update.

10am WA State Liquor and Cannabis Board: Rule petition on cylindrical cannabis containers, rules petitions on Social Equity applicants and licenses, medical cannabis endorsements, alcohol rulemaking, board adoption of policy regarding prohibited conduct, public comment.

Select Committee on Pension Policy…

10am Regular Meeting: Preliminary 2023 actuarial valuation results, “month of death” discussion, Plans 1 ongoing COLA study, public comment.

12:30pm (estimated) Executive Committee: Assistant attorney general update, actuarial update, committee discussion, constituent correspondence, draft interim work plan.

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6pm Attorney General Candidate Forum: The League of Women Voters hosts a candidate forum in the Tri-Cities featuring candidates for State Attorney General.

6pm WA State Ferries: Virtual public meeting to discuss crewing, hybrid-electric vessels and efforts to restore service.

Division 2 Court of Appeals/Tacoma:

10:30am Pease & Sons Inc. v Turner Construction Company: Was Pease’s claim timely, was the subcontract limitation period enforceable, did Turner have notice of Pease’s overtime claims, did Pease waive its claims through lien releases, did the “pay-if-paid” clause limit Pease’s recovery, did the trial court properly award attorney fees, and is either party entitled to appellate attorney fees?

11am State of WA v Anthony L. Lee: Lee appeals two assault convictions. He argues that the trial court improperly commented on the evidence, that the trial court gave an instruction allowing the jury to convict him of a crime with which he was not charged, and that his two convictions violate double jeopardy.

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