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• Washington changes execution method

  March 2, 2010 in City Washington state has changed its method of execution from a three-drug cocktail to a one-drug system, according to paperwork filed Tuesday with the state Supreme Court. 13

• McKenna to take felon voting to high court

  January 7, 2010 in City on Page A5 OLYMPIA – Washington state wants the U.S. Supreme Court to decide whether it has to give felons in prison the right to vote. State Attorney General Rob McKenna said Wednesday … 1

• Wash. to appeal felon vote ruling to Supreme Court

  January 6, 2010 in City Attorney General Rob McKenna and Secretary of State Sam Reed say they will ask the U.S. Supreme Court to overturn an appellate court’s decision that would give Washington state felons … 13

• DirecTV sued over contracts

  December 15, 2009 in Business on Page A8 OLYMPIA – Customers of the nation’s largest satellite television service are being lured into long contracts they don’t understand with fees they don’t know they must pay, Washington Attorney General … 1

• Washington AG sues DirecTV over contracts

  December 14, 2009 in Business Customers of the nation’s largest satellite television service are being lured into long contracts they don’t understand with fees they don’t know they must pay, Washington Attorney General Rob McKenna … 4

• Avista will distribute Enron settlement funds

  December 2, 2009 in Business on Page A8 A $9 million settlement from Enron Corp. for its role in the 2000-’01 Western energy crisis will help reduce heating costs for Washington households. The settlement includes $463,187 for Avista … 1

• Avista will distribute Enron settlement funds

  December 1, 2009 in Business A $9 million settlement from Enron Corp. for its role in the 2000-’01 Western energy crisis will help reduce heating costs for Washington households. 6

• McKenna calls economic crisis ‘confluence of events’

  March 27, 2009 in City on Page A15 The crisis in the financial markets is a “bipartisan mess” involving both of Barack Obama’s immediate predecessors, Congresses over the past 10 years and people who thought housing prices would …

• States want more say on fixing mortgage mess

  February 8, 2009 in Business on Page E1 Lowering mortgage interest rates will not by itself keep hard-pressed owners in their homes, Washington Attorney General Rob McKenna said last week. He said lenders will have to accept reductions …

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  McKenna seeks tougher laws

  January 8, 2009 in City on Page A5 OLYMPIA – Longer sentences for serial abusers. More protection for homeowners facing foreclosure. Strengthening the state’s “lemon law.” When state lawmakers launch the 2009 legislative session in Olympia next week, …