Washington Writ of Habeas Corpus is a legal remedy available to individuals who are held in custody in the state of Washington. It is a type of court order that requires a person to be taken before a judge or court. The court must then determine whether the person is being lawfully held and, if not, must order the person to be released. There are two types of Washington Writ of Habeas Corpus: one that is sought by the prisoner, and one that is sought by the government. When a prisoner files a writ of habeas corpus, they are asking the court to review the legality of their incarceration and to order their release if the court finds that their incarceration is unlawful. When the government files a writ of habeas corpus, they are asking the court to review the legality of a prisoner's release from custody. Washington Writ of Habeas Corpus is a valuable tool for individuals who feel that they are being held unlawfully. It can be used to challenge a wide range of issues, including the legality of a conviction, the legality of the sentence, the legality of the conditions of confinement, and the validity of the procedures used in the proceedings leading to the conviction.