Kittitas County Superior Court Courtesy Copy Requirements
5 rules from official source documents
When and how to deliver courtesy copies to chambers, including triggers, timing, and formatting.
When filing a motion or response, provide the judge a conformed working copy marked with the judicial department and hearing date and time.
When filing a motion or a response, provide a conformed working copy to the judge. Designate the judicial department and the date and time of your hearing on your copies.
Working copies must be provided to the court.
Working copies shall be provided to the court.
A working copy of a motion under this rule must be served on the trial judge at the Superior Court office when the motion is filed.
A motion under this rule shall be filed with the Clerk and a working copy shall be served on the trial judge at the Superior Court office at the time of the filing of the motion.
Working copies must be provided to the judge for a summary judgment motion.
Working copies shall be provided to the judge.
Opposing parties must deliver working copies of responsive papers to the hearing judge by noon two court days before the motion is considered.
Any party opposing a motion shall file and serve the original responsive papers in opposition to a motion, serve copies on parties, and deliver working copies to the hearing judge no later than 12:00 pm (noon) two court days before the date the motion is to be considered.
Are courtesy copies required in Kittitas County Superior Court?
Courtesy-copy rule applies for motions and responses. Details: 1 copy, delivery upon filing. When filing a motion or response, provide the judge a conformed working copy marked with the judicial department and hearing date and time.
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