King County Superior Court Junior Lawyer Participation Incentives

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Rules encouraging junior lawyer participation in oral arguments and court proceedings. This page is scoped to King County Superior Court; use the court rules overview to switch categories without leaving this court.

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If you are a new attorney and would like practice with oral argument on a motion which normally does not require it, please feel free to email the bailiff to request oral argument and Judge Crisalli will consider the request.

Summary: New attorneys may email the bailiff to request oral argument for practice on motions that normally do not require it, and the judge will consider the request.

Common questions about King County Superior Court junior lawyer participation incentives

Does King County Superior Court encourage junior lawyer participation?

Yes. Judge Paul M. Crisalli's rules include a junior lawyer participation incentive. New attorneys may email the bailiff to request oral argument for practice on motions that normally do not require it, and the judge will consider the request. Machine summary, not yet verified; check the linked order.

View rule Official source Source: page 1, section Requests for Oral Argument on Non-Dispositive Motions

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