Washington § 20.01.180 - Denial, suspension, revocation of licenses, probationary orders — Findings and conclusions — Record.

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§ 20.01.180. Denial, suspension, revocation of licenses, probationary orders — Findings and conclusions — Record.

The director shall hear and determine the charges, make findings and conclusions upon the evidence produced, and file them in his or her office, together with a record of all of the evidence, and serve upon the accused a copy of such findings and conclusions.
[ 2011 c 336 s 576; 1959 c 139 s 18.]

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