Washington Statutes
§ 71.32.210 — Execution of directive not evidence of behavioral health disorder or lack of capacity.
Washington § 71.32.210
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Wash. Rev. Code § 71.32.210 (2026).
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The fact that a person has executed a directive does not constitute an indication of behavioral health disorder or that the person is not capable of providing informed consent.
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Legislative History
[2021 c 287 s 16;2003 c 283 s 21.]
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