Court Rules

Whitman County Superior Court Chambers Communication Rules

5 rules from official source documents

Rules for contacting chambers: permitted methods, hours, and purposes.

CRITICAL

Contact
Email

Counsel must schedule suppression, other evidentiary, and special criminal hearings through a joint email or other conference directly with the Court Administrator.

Suppression and other evidentiary hearings or special criminal hearings however, shall be scheduled by counsel through a joint email or other conference directly with the Court Administrator.

CRITICAL

A party filing a summary judgment motion must obtain a hearing date from the Court Administrator.

A party filing a motion for summary judgment under CR 56 shall obtain a date for scheduling the hearing with the Court Administrator.

CRITICAL

Counsel must arrange with the clerk to mark all exhibits at least two business days before trial.

Counsel shall arrange with the clerk for the marking of all exhibits at least two business days prior to trial.

INFO

Contact
Phone

Counsel and parties may schedule trial dates through a joint telephone or other conference directly with the Court Administrator instead of a trial setting hearing.

In lieu of a trial setting hearing, counsel and/or the parties may schedule trial dates through a joint telephone or other conference directly with the Court Administrator.

INFO

Counsel and parties scheduling civil and domestic cases are encouraged to confer with one another and the Court Administrator to find available dates.

Counsel and/or parties involved in scheduling civil and domestic cases are encouraged to confer with one another and with the Court Administrator as to find available dates.

Common questions about Whitman County Superior Court chambers communication rules

How may parties contact Whitman County Superior Court?

Counsel must schedule suppression, other evidentiary, and special criminal hearings through a joint email or other conference directly with the Court Administrator.

View ruleOfficial source Source: page 12, section WCLAR 7 – Setting Cases for Trial and Other Hearings (b) Criminal Cases

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