Court Rules

Whitman County Superior Court Courtesy Copy Requirements

6 rules from official source documents

When and how to deliver courtesy copies to chambers, including triggers, timing, and formatting.

CRITICAL

Bench copies of specified documents requiring thorough consideration must be delivered upon filing and no later than noon two days before trial or hearing.

Bench copies of briefs, memoranda of law, affidavits, declarations, exhibits, and other legal documents requiring thorough consideration by the court shall be delivered to the Judge’s Court Administrator upon filing, but no later than by noon two days in advance of trial or hearing.

CRITICAL

Bench copies may be mailed to 400 N. Main St., Ste. 210, Colfax, WA, 99111.

3) Mail to: 400 N. Main St., Ste. 210, Colfax, WA, 99111

CRITICAL

Bench copies may be dropped off at the Superior Court Drop Box.

2) Drop off at the Superior Court Drop Box or

CRITICAL

Bench copies may be emailed to sc@whitmancounty.gov.

1) Email bench copies to: sc@whitmancounty.gov or

CRITICAL

Bench copies of motions, responses, briefs, and supporting documents must be delivered to the judge as required by WCLAR 6.

Bench copies of motions, responses, briefs, and supporting documents shall be delivered to the Judge as required by WCLAR 6.

WARNING

The Court may request hard copies of documents from parties in certain cases.

The Court reserves the right to request hard copies of documents from parties in certain cases.

Common questions about Whitman County Superior Court courtesy copy requirements

Are courtesy copies required in Whitman County Superior Court?

Courtesy-copy rule applies for memorandum of laws, affidavits, declarations, exhibits, and other legal document requiring thorough considerations. Details: delivery upon filing no later than noon two days in advance of trial or hearing. Bench copies of specified documents requiring thorough consideration must be delivered upon filing and no later than noon two days before trial or hearing.

View ruleOfficial source Source: page 11, section WCLAR 6 – Working Copies to Judge

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