Posted: 1:04 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 21, 2011
I-1183 constitutionality hearing set for March 5
SEATTLE —
A judge Wednesday declined to issue an injunction stopping Washington’s Initiative 1183, which would privatize the state’s liquor industry, from taking effect. The Cowlitz County Judge set a constitutionality hearing on the matter for March 5.
Small retailers are challenging I-1183 saying it unconstitutionally violates a rule that initiatives must only address a single issue.
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