The Supreme Court often releases a list of rulings it expects to post. While it says “may” and there have been a few times when an expected case was not released, it usually means “will.”
So here is the list for Thursday:
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Washington Supreme Court expected to release ruling on challenge to two-thirds tax initiatives
The Supreme Court often releases a list of rulings it expects to post. While it says “may” and there have been a few times when an expected case was not released, it usually means “will.”
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