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Support an end to ‘jaywalking’ laws in Washington
This is one part of a series about jaywalking laws in Seattle and Washington. See also: From the beginning, Seattle ‘jaywalker’ stings were used to arrest poor people and Seattle’s first jaywalking law in 1917 was part of the city’s class war. So-called ‘jaywalking’ laws in Seattle have, from the very beginning, been used as…
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