Ferry, Pend Oreille and Stevens Counties Superior Court Courtesy Copy Requirements
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When and how to deliver courtesy copies to chambers, including triggers, timing, and formatting.
Working copies must be provided to the Court before any hearing.
Working copies shall be provided to the Court in advance of any hearing.
The moving party must provide the assigned judge a copy of the transcript at least seven days before the motion hearing.
The moving party must file and serve a transcript of the Court Commissioner’s oral ruling at least seven (7) days before the motion hearing and provide a copy to the assigned Judge.
For dispositive motions, each party must deliver one bench copy of the motion papers and accompanying documents to Court Administration when filing, regardless of the county.
(1) Bench copies for a dispositive motion, all accompanying documents, and all responsive and reply papers, shall be provided by the respective parties to the judge at the time of filing by delivering a copy of said documents to Court Administration, 215 South Oak, Room 209, Colville, WA 99114, regardless of the county in which the motion is filed or heard.
One copy of each brief must be provided to the Superior Court Administrator for the judge and emailed to the stated address.
In addition, one copy of each brief shall be provided to the Superior Court Administrator for delivery to the judge. This copy may be provided by a PDF or MS Word attachment and shall be e-mailed to superiorcourtadmin@stevenscountywa.gov.
Are courtesy copies required in Ferry, Pend Oreille and Stevens Counties Superior Court?
Courtesy-copy rule applies for motion to shorten times. Details: delivery in advance of hearing. Working copies must be provided to the Court before any hearing.
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