Sanders, J. (dissenting) — The constitution of our state does not mince words on the subject at hand. “The right of trial by jury shall remain inviolate . . . .” Wash. Const, art. I, § 21. This court has regularly demonstrated that it, too, does not mince words. “The term ‘inviolate’ connotes deserving of the highest protection. . . . For such a right to remain inviolate, it must not diminish over time and must be protected from a…
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