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Cite Check Washington

Every citation shape resolves ONLY into Washington's own registered corpus families — a Florida, Texas, North Carolina, or Arizona cite never resolves as Washington law (the contamination guard is a release test). Existence and verbatim text are machine-verified against the hash-pinned corpus; whether an authority SUPPORTS your proposition remains the signer's judgment.

RCW 4.16.170

resolves into WA-STAT

Const. art. I, § 10

resolves into WA-CONST

CR 26

resolves into WA-CR

CRLJ 12

resolves into WA-CRLJ

RAP 5.2

resolves into WA-RAP

RALJ 2.5

resolves into WA-RALJ

ER 904

resolves into WA-ER

GR 24

resolves into WA-GR

SCCAR 7.1

resolves into WA-SCCAR

IRLJ 2.4

resolves into WA-IRLJ

APR 28

resolves into WA-APR

SPR 98.04W

resolves into WA-SPR

GR 14.1 — the unpublished-opinion doctrine

Unpublished opinions of the Court of Appeals have no precedential value and are not binding on any court — citation carries GR 14.1's conditions, and Cite Check flags any unpublished-opinion cite for the signer's judgment.

The stakes on the signature

CR 11's title covers SIGNING AND DRAFTING: the signature certifies grounding in fact and law; unsigned papers are stricken; violations invite sanctions including the other side's expenses — and RCW 4.84.185 adds frivolous-action fees on written findings. Read them verbatim: CR 11 · RCW 4.84.185.

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