Washington judges

The court STRUCTURE is loaded and cited (nine Supreme Court judges by RCW 2.04.070; three Court of Appeals divisions by RCW 2.06.020; a superior court in each of the 39 counties). Per-judge procedures, standing orders, and chambers preferences are NOT yet loaded for Washington — and this page says so rather than pretending.

What exists today: the per-court LOCAL RULES (47 books loaded; the clerk's set official under GR 7(d)) carry much of what individual-judge pages carry elsewhere — case schedules, motion practice, working copies. Start there:

When a judge layer loads for Washington it will follow the house rule: verified from the court's own publications, review-stated, and never scraped from an auth-walled source.

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