Washington § 28B.112.090 - Sexual misconduct — Nondisclosure agreements.

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§ 28B.112.090. Sexual misconduct — Nondisclosure agreements.

Postsecondary educational institutions may not propose, request, or pressure a student reporting sexual misconduct in a complaint filed with the institution under Title IX or otherwise, with law enforcement, or in a civil court action to enter into a nondisclosure agreement relating to the alleged sexual misconduct by another student or employee of the institution.
[ 2025 c 124 s 1.]

Source: official Washington text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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