Juvenile 'strike' can count toward life sentence, Washington Supreme Court rules

Posted 10/4/23

A divided Washington state Supreme Court ruled last month that a “three strikes” criminal offender can be imprisoned for life without parole even if one of the qualifying felony offenses …

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Church sermons on abortion, witchcraft come back to haunt Washington state candidate

Point Roberts man faces federal indictment for bomb threat at U.S. Port of Entry

Some Oregon police agencies distance themselves from ICE amid escalation of enforcement activity

An issue that once loomed over Oregon politics no longer tops voters’ list of worries

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