The 1988 Washington Administrative Procedure Act—An Introduction
Andersen, William R.
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Abstract
The Washington Legislature passed a new Administrative Procedure Act ("APA") in the spring of 1988, effective July 1, 1989. The Article guides the reader through the new APA, discusses its connection to general principles of administrative law and the policies underlying the Act, describes its organization, suggests solutions to interpretative problems, and recommends methods for evaluating future proposed amendments to the Act.