RCW Revised Code of Washington

RCW Revised Code of Washington

WA Law Code Title Statutes

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • June 28, 2012
  • December 21, 2018

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Access the complete Revised Code of Washington offline, without needing internet or printed books. Personalize your study with custom notes, highlighting, and bookmarks. Easily share articles via email or print them.

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Quick search
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Great app

Title says it all.

$9.99? Haha

Personally I feel this app should be free as we pay taxes already and it's all public information but would be nice to have so I don't have to pull the book out or look up to print documents off

Nathaniel

It’s very unfortunate that someone felt the need to copy and paste the Revised Code of Washington into an app and decide to charge a yearly subscription for the same information that you can get online.

You offer no incentive other than something we’ve already been able to do online, and you’re charging for it. Is this even legal? I wouldn’t know, I’d have to pay to look that up.

At the very least, your app looks professional and the tool tips I’ve seen are very informative and I’m glad you clearly, and shamelessly, explain what it is you’re offering.
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FAQ

What does the RCW Revised Code of Washington app do?

This app provides offline access to the complete Revised Code of Washington, allowing users to read, search, and annotate legal statutes without an internet connection or physical books. It also supports features like custom notes, highlighting, bookmarks, and emailing articles.

What are the key features of this app?

Key features include complete offline access to Washington state laws, the ability to add custom notes and highlight text, create customized bookmarks, email articles, and utilize a quick search function. It also offers Air Print compatibility.

How much does the RCW Revised Code of Washington app cost?

The app operates on an annual subscription model costing $9.99. This subscription includes one-time updates for revised titles. Payment is processed through your iTunes Account, and auto-renewal can be managed in your Account Settings.

Is this app compatible with my device?

While specific device compatibility is not detailed in the provided description, the app is available through the iTunes App Store, suggesting it is compatible with Apple devices. Users should check the app store listing for precise compatibility information.

Who would benefit from using this app?

This app is ideal for anyone working with, studying, or simply interested in the laws of Washington state. This includes legal professionals, law students, researchers, and the general public seeking to understand state legislation.