Washington Code — 73
Browse 221 sections in division 73 of the Washington code. Each section page includes the full statutory text, official source links, and citation guidance.
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- § 73.04.005. "Qualifying discharge" — Definition — Proof — Predischarge certification.
- § 73.04.010. Pension papers — Fees not to be charged.
- § 73.04.020. Pension papers — Fees not to be charged — Penalty.
- § 73.04.030. Discharges recorded without charge — Exemption from public disclosure — Fee.
- § 73.04.040. Discharges recorded without charge — Certified copy as proof.
- § 73.04.070. Meeting hall may be furnished veterans' organizations.
- § 73.04.080. Meeting place rental may be paid out of county fund.
- § 73.04.090. Benefits, preferences, exemptions, etc., limited to veterans subject to full, continuous military control.
- § 73.04.115. Free license plates for surviving spouses or surviving domestic partners of deceased prisoners of war.
- § 73.04.120. Documents available for free — Who may request.
- § 73.04.130. Veteran estate management program — Director authority — Criteria.
- § 73.04.131. Veteran estate management program — Definitions.
- § 73.04.135. Veteran estate management program — Claims against veteran's estate — Account created.
- § 73.04.140. Guardians — Department officers and employees prohibited.
- § 73.04.150. Joint committee on veterans' and military affairs.
- § 73.04.160. Veterans' history awareness month — Commemoration of contributions of veterans.
- § 28B.15.014. Exemption from nonresident tuition fees differential.
- § 73.08.005. Definitions.
- § 73.08.010. County veterans' assistance programs for indigent veterans and families — Requirements.
- § 73.08.035. Veterans' advisory boards.
- § 73.08.070. County burial of indigent deceased veterans.
- § 73.08.080. Tax levy authorized.
- § 73.08.090. Public assistance eligibility.
- § 73.16.005. Intent — Purpose.
- § 73.16.010. Preference in public employment.
- § 73.16.015. Enforcement of preference — Civil action.
- § 73.16.020. Failure to comply — Infraction.
- § 73.16.031. Definitions.
- § 73.16.032. Employment rights — Prohibited actions.
- § 73.16.033. Reemployment of returned veterans.
- § 73.16.035. Eligibility requirements — Exceptions — Burden of proof.
- § 73.16.041. Leaves of absence of elective and judicial officers.
- § 73.16.051. Restoration without loss of seniority or benefits.
- § 73.16.053. Continuation of health plan coverage during absence — Reinstatement of health plan coverage upon reemployment.
- § 73.16.055. Determination of pension benefits and liabilities for reemployed persons.
- § 73.16.061. Enforcement of provisions.
- § 73.16.070. Federal act to apply in state courts.
- § 73.16.080. Bona fide executive, administrative, and professional employees — Offset of military pay.
- § 73.16.090. Application of chapter — Other rights and benefits preserved.
- § 73.16.100. Legislative declaration — Other civil actions abolished.
- § 73.16.110. Preference in private employment — Permissive.
- § 73.16.120. Veteran employment demonstration campaign.
- § 73.16.900. Construction — Chapter applicable to state registered domestic partnerships — 2009 c 521.
- § 73.20.010. Acknowledgments.
- § 73.20.050. Agency created by power of attorney not revoked by unverified report of death.
- § 73.20.060. Affidavit of agent as to knowledge of revocation.
- § 73.20.070. "Missing in action" report not construed as actual knowledge.
- § 73.20.080. Provision in power for revocation not affected.
- § 73.24.020. Contract for care of veterans' plot at Olympia.
- § 73.24.030. Authorized burials in plot.
- § 73.36.010. Terms defined.
- § 73.36.020. Administrator party in interest in guardianship proceedings — Notice.
- § 73.36.030. Appointment of guardian — Necessary when.
- § 73.36.040. Guardian — Number of wards permitted.
- § 73.36.050. Guardian — Appointment — Contents of petition.
- § 73.36.060. Guardian for minor — Appointment — Prima facie evidence.
- § 73.36.080. Notice of petition.
- § 73.36.090. Guardian's bond.
- § 73.36.100. Accounting by guardian — Copies of all proceedings to be furnished administration — Hearings.
- § 73.36.110. Failure to account — Penalties.
- § 73.36.120. Compensation of guardian.
- § 73.36.130. Investment of funds — Procedure.
- § 73.36.140. Use of funds — Procedure.
- § 73.36.150. Purchase of real estate — Procedure.
- § 73.36.155. Public records — Free copies.
- § 73.36.160. Discharge of guardian — Final account.
- § 73.36.165. Commitment to veterans administration or other federal agency.
- § 73.36.170. Application of chapter to other guardianships of veterans.
- § 73.36.180. Construction of chapter — Uniformity.
- § 73.36.190. Short title.
- § 73.40.010. Memorial honoring state residents who died or are missing-in-action in southeast Asia.
- § 73.40.030. Memorial honoring state residents who died or are missing-in-action in southeast Asia — Display of individual names.
- § 73.40.040. Memorial honoring state residents who died or are missing-in-action in the Korean conflict.
- § 11.80.010. Petition — Notice — Hearing — Appointment of trustee.
- § 11.80.020. Inventory and appraisement — Bond of trustee.
- § 11.80.030. Reports of trustee.
- § 11.80.040. Sale of property — Application of proceeds and income.
- § 11.80.050. Allowance for support of dependents — Sale of property.
- § 11.80.055. Continuation of absentee's business — Performance of absentee's contracts.
- § 11.80.060. Removal or resignation of trustee — Final account.
- § 11.80.070. Period of trusteeship.
- § 11.80.080. Provisional distribution — Notice of hearing — Will.
- § 11.80.090. Hearing — Distribution — Bond of distributees.
- § 11.80.100. Final distribution — Notice of hearing — Decree.
- § 11.80.110. Escheat for want of presumptive heirs.
- § 11.80.120. Personnel missing in action, interned, or captured construed as "absentee."
- § 11.80.130. Summary procedure without full trustee proceeding — When permitted — Application for order — Form.
- § 4.28.140. Affidavit as to unknown heirs.
- § 4.28.160. Rights of unknown claimants and heirs — Effect of judgment — Lis pendens.
- § 5.40.020. Written finding of presumed death as prima facie evidence.
- § 5.40.040. Proof of authenticity of signature to report or of certification.
- § 71.05.010. Legislative intent.
- § 71.05.012. Legislative intent and finding.
- § 71.05.020. Definitions. (Contingent expiration date.)
- § 71.05.025. Integration with chapter 71.24 RCW — Behavioral health administrative services organizations — Duty to institute procedures for timely consultation with resource management services.
- § 71.05.026. Behavioral health services contracts — Limitation on state liability.
- § 71.05.027. Integrated comprehensive screening and assessment process for substance use and mental disorders.
- § 71.05.030. Commitment laws applicable.
- § 71.05.040. Detention or judicial commitment of persons with developmental disabilities, impaired by substance use disorder, or suffering from dementia.
- § 71.05.050. Voluntary application for treatment of a behavioral health disorder — Rights — Review of condition and status — Detention — Person refusing voluntary admission, temporary detention.
- § 71.05.100. Financial responsibility.
- § 71.05.110. Appointed counsel — Compensation.
- § 71.05.120. Exemptions from liability.
- § 71.05.130. Duties of prosecuting attorney and attorney general.
- § 71.05.132. Court-ordered treatment — Required notifications.
- § 71.05.135. Mental health commissioners — Appointment.
- § 71.05.137. Mental health commissioners — Authority.
- § 71.05.140. Records maintained.
- § 71.05.145. Offenders with behavioral health disorders who are believed to be dangerous — Less restrictive alternative.
- § 71.05.148. Assisted outpatient treatment — Petitions, court orders for less restrictive alternative treatment — Procedure. (Effective until June 30, 2027.)
- § 71.05.150. Petition for initial detention of persons with behavioral health disorders — Evaluation and treatment period — Procedure — Tribal jurisdiction.
- § 71.05.153. Emergency detention of persons with behavioral health disorders — Procedure.
- § 71.05.154. Detention of persons with behavioral health disorders — Evaluation — Consultation with emergency room physician. (Effective until June 30, 2027.)
- § 71.05.156. Evaluation for imminent likelihood of serious harm or imminent danger — Individual with grave disability.
- § 71.05.157. Evaluation by designated crisis responder — When required — Required notifications.
- § 71.05.160. Petition for initial detention.
- § 71.05.170. Acceptance of petition — Notice — Duty of state hospital.
- § 71.05.180. Detention period for evaluation and treatment.
- § 71.05.182. Six-month suspension of right to possess firearms after detention for evaluation and treatment of person who presents likelihood of serious harm as a result of behavioral health disorder, substance use disorder, or both — Automatic restoration of right at expiration of six-month period.
- § 71.05.190. Persons not admitted — Transportation — Detention of arrested person pending return to custody.
- § 71.05.195. Not guilty by reason of insanity — Detention of persons who have fled from state of origin — Probable cause hearing.
- § 71.05.201. Petition for initial detention when designated crisis responder does not detain — Procedure — Court review.
- § 71.05.203. Notice — Petition for detention by family member, guardian, or conservator.
- § 71.05.210. Evaluation — Treatment and care — Release or other disposition. (Effective until June 30, 2027.)
- § 71.05.212. Evaluation — Consideration of information and records. (Contingent expiration date.)
- § 71.05.214. Protocols — Development — Submission to governor and legislature.
- § 71.05.215. Right to refuse antipsychotic medicine — Rules. (Effective until June 30, 2027.)
- § 71.05.217. Rights — Posting of list. (Effective until June 30, 2027.)
- § 71.05.220. Property of committed person.
- § 71.05.230. Commitment beyond initial evaluation and treatment period — Petition for fourteen day involuntary treatment or ninety days of less restrictive alternative treatment — Procedure. (Effective until June 30, 2027.)
- § 71.05.232. Discharge reviews — Consultations, notifications required.
- § 71.05.235. Examination, evaluation of criminal defendant — Hearing.
- § 71.05.236. Involuntary commitment hearing — Postponement — Continuance.
- § 71.05.237. Judicial proceedings — Court to enter findings when recommendations of professional person not followed.
- § 71.05.240. Petition for up to 14 days of involuntary treatment or 90 days or 18 months of less restrictive alternative treatment — Probable cause hearing.
- § 71.05.245. Determination of grave disability, likelihood of serious harm, or need of assisted outpatient treatment — Use of recent history evidence.
- § 71.05.260. Release from involuntary intensive treatment — Exception.
- § 71.05.270. Temporary release.
- § 71.05.280. Additional commitment — Grounds.
- § 71.05.285. Additional confinement — Prior history evidence.
- § 71.05.290. Petition for additional commitment — Affidavit. (Effective until June 30, 2027.)
- § 71.05.300. Filing of petition — Appearance — Notice — Advice as to rights — Appointment of attorney, expert, or professional person. (Effective until June 30, 2027.)
- § 71.05.310. Time for hearing — Due process — Jury trial — Continuation of treatment.
- § 71.05.320. Remand for additional treatment — Less restrictive alternatives — Duration — Grounds — Hearing.
- § 71.05.325. Release — Authorized leave — Notice to prosecuting attorney.
- § 71.05.330. Early release — Notice to court and prosecuting attorney — Petition for hearing.
- § 71.05.335. Modification of order for inpatient treatment — Intervention by prosecuting attorney.
- § 71.05.337. Intervention by attorney representing a tribe.
- § 71.05.338. Assertion of jurisdiction or authority over tribes prohibited.
- § 71.05.340. Outpatient treatment or care — Conditional release.
- § 71.05.350. Assistance to released persons.
- § 71.05.360. Rights of involuntarily detained persons.
- § 71.05.365. Involuntary commitment — Individualized discharge plan.
- § 71.05.380. Rights of voluntarily committed persons.
- § 71.05.425. Persons committed following dismissal of sex, violent, or felony harassment offense — Notification of conditional release, final release, leave, transfer, or escape — To whom given — Definitions.
- § 71.05.435. Discharge of person from treatment entity — Notice to designated crisis responder office.
- § 71.05.445. Court-ordered behavioral health treatment of persons subject to department of corrections supervision — Initial assessment inquiry — Required notifications — Rules.
- § 71.05.455. Law enforcement referrals to behavioral health agencies — Reports of threatened or attempted suicide — Model policy.
- § 71.05.457. Law enforcement referrals to behavioral health agencies — Reports of threatened or attempted suicide — General authority law enforcement policy.
- § 71.05.458. Law enforcement referral — Threatened or attempted suicide — Contact by designated crisis responder.
- § 71.05.500. Liability of applicant.
- § 71.05.510. Damages for excessive detention.
- § 71.05.520. Protection of rights — Staff.
- § 71.05.530. Facilities part of comprehensive behavioral health program.
- § 71.05.560. Adoption of rules.
- § 71.05.570. Rules of court.
- § 71.05.575. Less restrictive alternative treatment — Consideration by court.
- § 71.05.585. Less restrictive alternative treatment. (Effective until June 30, 2027.)
- § 71.05.590. Enforcement, modification, or revocation of less restrictive alternative or conditional release orders — Initiation of inpatient detention procedures.
- § 71.05.595. Less restrictive alternative treatment order — Termination.
- § 71.05.620. Court files and records closed — Exceptions — Rules.
- § 71.05.660. Treatment records — Privileged communications unaffected.
- § 71.05.680. Treatment records — Access under false pretenses, penalty.
- § 71.05.700. Home visit by designated crisis responder or crisis intervention worker — Accompaniment by second trained individual.
- § 71.05.705. Provider of designated crisis responder or crisis outreach services — Policy for home visits.
- § 71.05.710. Home visit by mental health professional — Wireless telephone to be provided.
- § 71.05.715. Crisis visit by mental health professional — Access to information.
- § 71.05.720. Training for community mental health employees.
- § 71.05.730. Judicial services — Civil commitment cases — Reimbursement.
- § 71.05.732. Reimbursement for judicial services — Assessment.
- § 71.05.740. Reporting of commitment data.
- § 71.05.745. Single bed certification.
- § 71.05.750. Report — No bed available for person who meets detention criteria.
- § 71.05.755. Duties upon receipt of no bed available report — Corrective actions.
- § 71.05.760. Designated crisis responders — Training — Qualifications — Secure withdrawal management and stabilization facility capacity.
- § 71.05.765. Civil commitment training — Contracting — Requirements.
- § 71.05.801. Persons with developmental disabilities — Service plans — Habilitation services.
- § 71.05.820. Appearance by video technology.
- § 71.05.940. Equal application of 1989 c 420 — Evaluation for developmental disability.
- § 71.05.950. Construction — Chapter applicable to state registered domestic partnerships — 2009 c 521.
- § 72.36.010. Establishment of soldiers' home — Long-term leases.
- § 72.36.020. Appointment of administrator and director of nursing services for state veterans' homes — Licensed nursing home administrator.
- § 72.36.030. Admission — Applicants must apply for federal and state benefits.
- § 72.36.035. Definitions.
- § 72.36.037. Resident rights.
- § 72.36.045. State veterans' homes — Maintenance defined.
- § 72.36.060. Federal funds.
- § 72.36.070. Washington veterans' home.
- § 72.36.075. Eastern Washington veterans' home.
- § 72.36.081. Walla Walla veterans' home.
- § 72.36.090. Hobby promotion.
- § 72.36.100. Purchase of equipment, materials for therapy, hobbies.
- § 72.36.110. Burial of deceased member or deceased spouse or domestic partner.
- § 72.36.115. Eastern Washington state veterans' cemetery.
- § 72.36.120. Deposit of veteran income — Expenditures and revenue control.
- § 72.36.140. Medicaid qualifying operations.
- § 72.36.145. Reduction in allowable income — Certification of qualifying operations.
- § 72.36.150. Resident council — Generally — Rules.
- § 72.36.160. Personal needs allowance.
- § 72.36.1601. Findings.
- § 72.36.900. Construction — Chapter applicable to state registered domestic partnerships — 2009 c 521.
- § 19.09.075. Charitable organizations — Application for registration or renewal — Contents — Fee.
- § 73.36.165. Commitment to veterans administration or other federal agency.
- § 11.08.101. Property of deceased inmates of state institutions — Disposition after two years.
- § 11.08.111. Property of deceased inmates of state institutions — Disposition within two years.
- § 11.08.120. Property of deceased inmates of state institutions — Sale — Disposition of proceeds.
- § 18.29.056. Employment by health care facilities authorized — Limitations — Requirements for services performed in senior centers.
- § 43.61.030. Contracts with veterans' organizations to provide veterans services — Use of funds.
- § 43.61.040. Director of veterans affairs to make rules and regulations — Veteran services — Annual report.
- § 43.61.060. Donations may be accepted — Procedure for allotment and use.
- § 43.61.070. Payments to veterans' organizations — Approval by director of veterans affairs.