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<em>Roberts v. Johnson</em>—A Welcome Change Tainted by an Outmoded Approach to Statutory Interpretation
In 1974, the Washington State Legislature repealed its automobile guest statute, intending to establish ordinary negligence as the proper standard of liability in host-guest automobile tort actions. Nevertheless, in March 1978, in Lau v. Nelson, the Washington Supreme Court, ignoring clear indicia o
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