Washington § 76.48.161 Multiple convictions for violating RCW76.48.141or76.48.151—Suspension of privileges to obtain a specialized forest products permit.

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§ 76.48.161 — Multiple convictions for violating RCW76.48.141or76.48.151—Suspension of privileges to obtain a specialized forest products permit.

Washington § 76.48.161

Title 76FORESTS AND FOREST PRODUCTS

Ch. 76.48SPECIALIZED FOREST PRODUCTS

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Wash. Rev. Code § 76.48.161 (2026).

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(1)The court presiding over the conviction of any person for a violation of RCW 76.48.141 or 76.48.151 who has been convicted of violating either RCW 76.48.141 or 76.48.151 at least two other times shall order up to a three-year suspension of that person's privilege to obtain a specialized forest products permit under this chapter.

(2)If a court issues a suspension under this section after a conviction involving the misuse of a permit with a specified permittor, the legislature requests that the court notify the permittor listed on the permit of the suspension.

(3)Nothing in this section limits the ability of a court to order the suspension of any privileges related to specialized forest products as a condition of probation regardless of whether the person has any past convictions. F

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(1) The court presiding over the conviction of any person for a violation of RCW 76.48.141 or 76.48.151 who has been convicted of violating either RCW 76.48.141 or 76.48.151 at least two other times shall order up to a three-year suspension of that person's privilege to obtain a specialized forest products permit under this chapter.

(2) If a court issues a suspension under this section after a conviction involving the misuse of a permit with a specified permittor, the legislature requests that the court notify the permittor listed on the permit of the suspension.

(3) Nothing in this section limits the ability of a court to order the suspension of any privileges related to specialized forest products as a condition of probation regardless of whether the person has any past convictions.

Finding — Intent — 2009 c 245: See note following RCW 76.48.011 .