Judge Lech J. Radzimski

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Transcript

The moving party must file a transcript of the commissioner’s oral ruling, unless the decision was issued by letter or written order or there was no oral ruling.

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Judgment or order presentment

Counsel presenting a judgment or final order, or seeking entry of a proposed order, must provide all relevant pleadings and papers for the court’s review.

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Routine ex parte or stipulated matter

Self-addressed, stamped envelopes must be provided to return conformed materials or rejected orders.

The transcript of the commissioner’s oral ruling must be served at least seven days before the motion hearing.

Service

Email to opposing party

Parties or their attorneys may serve opposing parties by email only with written consent or if the recipient refuses to provide a mailing address.

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E filed document

Service

Electronic service

A party who e-files a document may serve it through the Clerk’s “serve only” feature, subject to the stated personal-service and recipient-registration exceptions.

A revision motion must be filed within 10 days after the earlier of entry of the oral ruling or written order or judgment.

The transcript of the commissioner’s oral ruling must be filed at least seven days before the motion hearing.

Deadline

9 court days

The moving party must serve and file all motion papers at least nine full court days, excluding holidays and weekends, before the requested consideration date.

Motions and other pre-trial proceedings are scheduled on the Law and Motion Docket unless a different arrangement is made through the Court Administrator.

Attorneys and parties are advised to confirm Law and Motion Docket dates and times through the court calendar, County Clerk, or Court Administrator before noting a motion.

A party must contact the Stevens County Superior Court Clerk by 11:00 a.m. to reserve a five-minute slot between 1:00 and 1:30 p.m.