Snohomish County Superior Court Filing Bundling Requirements
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Whether to bundle related filings together or file them promptly as completed. This page is scoped to Snohomish County Superior Court; use the court rules overview to switch categories without leaving this court.
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The Calendar Note must be accompanied by a motion and must be filed and served on all parties and sent to the criminal working copies e-mail (criminal.workingcopies@snoco.org) not less than five (5) court days before the date requested for the hearing.
Summary: An extended-motion calendar note must be accompanied by a motion, filed and served on all parties, and sent to the criminal working copies email at least five court days before the requested hearing.
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All documents filed for a single submission for a particular hearing shall be combined in one document
Summary: All documents in a submission for a particular hearing must be combined into one document.
Does Snohomish County Superior Court require motion papers to be bundled?
Yes. Snohomish County Superior Court requires bundling for covered papers. An extended-motion calendar note must be accompanied by a motion, filed and served on all parties, and sent to the criminal working copies email at least five court days before the requested hearing. Machine summary, not yet verified; check the linked order.
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