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washington supreme court declines attempt to reins
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- Washington Supreme Court declined to reinstate new sheriff rules.
- Law requires sheriffs to have 5 years of law enforcement experience, no felony convictions, and be at least 25 years old.
- Law remains on hold due to lawsuit from sheriffs arguing unconstitutionality.
- Lawsuit filed on April 3, ruling issued on May 5, 2026.