Legal Question in Criminal Law in Washington
My daughter was arrested
what does rcw/ord:1299 mean
Asked on 11/27/11, 3:16 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
Paul Ferris
Law Office of Paul T. Ferris
RCW = Revised Code of Washington; it refers to statutes.
ORD = Ordinance; it refers to municipal or county ordinances.
1299 is the ordinance number, i.e. the law she is accused of violating.
(Statutes would appear as 3 sets of numbers separated by ".", the numbers representing "title.chapter.subsection", e.g. 46.61.410.)
Answered on 11/27/11, 3:20 pm
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