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10.97.070 – Disclosure of suspect's identity to victim | Washington Law

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10.97.070 – Disclosure of suspect's identity to victim

Washington Criminal Procedure § 10.97.070

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RCW 10.97.070 - Disclosure of suspect's identity to victim (1) Criminal justice agencies may, in their discretion, disclose to persons who have suffered physical loss, property damage, or injury compensable through civil action, the identity of persons suspected as being responsible for such loss, damage, or injury together with such information as the agency reasonably believes may be of assistance to the victim in obtaining civil redress. Such disclosure may be made without regard to whether
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In simple terms: Learn about Washington's Disclosure of suspect's identity to victim law, including definitions, penalties, and legal implications.. This means people must follow this rule, and breaking it can lead to criminal penalties.

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