RCW 2.48.090
Admission of veterans—Establishment of requirements if discharged.
If an applicant under RCW 2.48.070 through 2.48.110 is, at the time he or she applies for admission to practice law in the state of Washington, no longer in the armed forces of the United States, he or she may establish the requirements of the proviso in RCW 2.48.070 as follows:
(1) If he or she shall have been an enlisted person, by producing an honorable discharge, and by the certificates of at least two active members of the Washington state bar association.
(2) If he or she shall have been an officer, by an affidavit showing that he or she has been relieved from active duty under circumstances other than dishonorable, and by the certificates of at least two active members of the Washington state bar association.
[ 2011 c 336 § 64; 1945 c 181 § 3; Rem. Supp. 1945 § 138-7C.]
Structure Revised Code of Washington
2.48.010 - Objects and powers.
2.48.030 - Board of governors.
2.48.040 - State bar governed by board of governors.
2.48.050 - Powers of governors.
2.48.060 - Admission and disbarment.
2.48.070 - Admission of veterans.
2.48.080 - Admission of veterans—Establishment of requirements if in service.
2.48.090 - Admission of veterans—Establishment of requirements if discharged.
2.48.100 - Admission of veterans—Effect of disability discharge.
2.48.110 - Admission of veterans—Fees of veterans.
2.48.130 - Membership fee—Active.
2.48.140 - Membership fee—Inactive.
2.48.160 - Suspension for nonpayment of fees.
2.48.166 - Admission to or suspension from practice—Noncompliance with support order—Rules.
2.48.170 - Only active members may practice law.
2.48.190 - Qualifications on admission to practice.
2.48.200 - Restrictions on practice by certain officers.