WPIC 190.20 Special Verdict Forms—Other

The following special verdict forms can be found elsewhere in Volumes 11 and 11A:

• For cases involving aggravated first degree murder, see WPIC 30.04 (Aggravated First Degree Murder—Introduction).

• For cases involving assault on a law enforcement officer or other employee of a law enforcement agency, see WPIC 35.23.06 (Assault—Third Degree—Law Enforcement Officer—Sentencing—Special Verdict).

• For cases involving enhanced penalties for harassment, see WPIC 36.09 (Harassment—Enhanced Sentence—Special Verdict).

• For cases involving enhanced penalties for stalking, see WPIC 36.29 (Stalking—Enhanced Sentence—Special Verdict).

• For cases involving enhanced penalties for violating domestic violation no-contact or protection orders, see WPIC 36.55 (Special Verdict Form—Enhanced Penalties—Violation of a Court Order).

• For cases involving failure to register as a sex offender, see WPIC 49C.03 (Special Verdict Form—Failure to Register as a Sex Offender—Class B Felony) and WPIC 49C.04 (Special Verdict Form—Failure to Register as a Sex Offender—Class C Felony).

• For cases involving enhanced penalties for drug offenses, see WPIC 50.61 (Enhanced Sentence—Controlled Substance Violations Under RCW 69.50.435—No Statutory Defense—Special Verdict).

• For cases involving vehicular homicide and assault, see WPIC 90.03 (Special Verdict Form—Vehicular Homicide and Assault).

• For cases involving mandatory minimum penalties under DUI, see WPIC 92.03 (Special Verdict Form—Driving or Being in Physical Control While Under the Influence—Sentencing).

• For cases involving driving while license suspended or revoked in the third degree, see WPIC 93.08 (Driving While License Suspended or Revoked—Third Degree—Special Verdict Form).

• For cases involving rendering criminal assistance, see WPIC 120.14 (Rendering Criminal Assistance—Special Verdict—Relative) and WPIC 120.15 (Rendering Criminal Assistance—Special Verdict Form).

• For cases involving mental illness commitments, see WPI 360.21 (Special Verdict Form—Mental Illness—Involuntary Treatment—90 Days) and WPI 360.22 (Special Verdict Form—Mental Illness—Involuntary Treatment—180 Days). 6A Washington Practice, Washington Pattern Jury Instructions: Civil (7th ed.).

• For cases involving commitment of sexually violent predators, see WPI 365.21 (Sexually Violent Predators—Verdict Form). 6A Washington Practice, Washington Pattern Jury Instructions: Civil (7th ed.).