Washington Statutes
§ 77.15.610 — Unlawful use of a commercial wildlife license—Penalty.
Washington § 77.15.610
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Wash. Rev. Code § 77.15.610 (2026).
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(1)A person who holds a fur dealer's license or taxidermy license is guilty of unlawful use of a commercial wildlife license if the person fails to purchase and have in the person's possession the required license while engaged in fur buying or practicing taxidermy for commercial purposes.
(2)Unlawful use of a commercial wildlife license is a misdemeanor.
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Legislative History
[2012 c 176 s 29;2009 c 333 s 5;1998 c 190 s 33.]
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Mandate of department and commission.§ 77.04.013
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Composition of department—Powers and duties.§ 77.04.030
Commission—Appointment.§ 77.04.040
Commission—Qualifications of members.§ 77.04.055
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