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Code · Washington · Title 67 — Sports and Recreation—Convention Facilities · Chapter 67.04

RCW 67.04.030

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To complete the offenses mentioned in RCW 67.04.010 and 67.04.020 , it shall not be necessary that the baseball player, manager, umpire, or official, shall, at the time, have been actually employed, selected, or appointed to perform his or her respective duties; it shall be sufficient if the bribe be offered, accepted, or agreed to with the view of probable employment, selection, or appointment of the person to whom the bribe is offered, or by whom it is accepted. Neither shall it be necessary that such baseball player, umpire, or manager actually play or participate in a game or games concerning which said bribe is offered or accepted; it shall be sufficient if the bribe be given, offered, or accepted in view of his or her possibly participating therein.
[ 2012 c 117 s 296 ; 1921 c 181 s 3 ; RRS s 2321-3.]
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