Following up reports on a KING 5 report  that Seattle Central Community College is eager to have the Occupy Seattle protesters (and their 60 plus tents) move along from the brick campus plaza and hillside at the northwest corner of Broadway and Pine, Capitol Hill Seattle Blog has a post about the college's talks with the state attorney general's office over the legal issues.

SCCC says only that they are working with the assistant AG at this point. We haven't heard back from gubernatorial candidate Rob McKenna's people yet and probably won't today with the holiday.

In the middle of the discussion is the Washington Administrative Code. The sprawling chain of documents lays out the rules by which state agencies must govern themselves and conduct business. SCCC president Dr. Paul Killpatrick said ambiguity in the code left the door open to Occupy Seattle's camp to be created on his campus.

We've also got a message in to McKenna's office for any available details. Jonah has the latest police reports—minor incidents such as cell phone thievery—from the camp.