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CRIMINAL CASE
ADMINISTRATION |
SUPERIOR COURT - MAIN CAMPUS
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Judge |
Judicial Assistant (Judicial
Assistant) |
Dept # |
Rm. # |
Phone # |
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Carol Murphy |
Kristal Rowland |
4 |
102 |
360.709.3052 |
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Judicial Assistantmes J. Dixon |
Kristal Rowland |
6 |
101 |
360.709.3052 |
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Suppression
Hearing (3.5/3.6): Monday 9:00
am
At these hearings, testimony may or may
not be taken
Briefs should be filed and bench copies
provided to Judicial Assistant prior to
hearing
Only one long hearing or two shorter
hearings can actually go
Other lengthy motions that can be heard on
this calendar (ie: Knapstad motions)
These can be scheduled as part of a
scheduling order, Consolidated Omnibus
Order,
or other order setting hearing
Add-ons (after 5pm 5 business days before
hearing) require court approval.
Must be confirmed to Judicial Assistant by the prior
Wednesday (including
estimated length and
number of witnesses)
Pretrial
In-Custody Calendar: Monday 10:30 am
In custody defendants appear only by
video. Their counsel must go to the
jail and
make arrangements with jail staff for a
video appearance by 10:45 am
Address motions for trial continuance,
withdrawal, etc. on the record
Agreed orders are signed:
Continuance of pretrial
Consolidated Omnibus Orders
Orders setting change of plea hearing
Other motions may be considered
(substitution of counsel, for example)
Add-ons (after 5PM 5 business days before
hearing) allowed without approval only
if defendant's custody status changes
Evidentiary
Hearings: Monday 1:30 pm
Generally, testimony is taken and findings
of fact are made by the court
Briefs should be filed and bench copies
provided to Judicial Assistant prior to
hearing
Only one long hearing or two shorter
hearings can actually go
Hearings include: Sell hearings, child
hearsay, contested noncompliance, contested
diversion revocation, contested restitution
hearing, etc.
Judicial Assistant schedules hearings.
Any add-ons (after 5pm 5 business days
before hearing) require Judge approval
Must be confirmed to Judicial Assistant by the prior
Wednesday (including
estimated length and
number of witnesses)
Change
of Plea Calendar: Every Weekday 1:30 pm
Also includes sentencing, entry into
diversion, diversion revocations and
stipulated
facts bench trials
Limits: Monday: 6
Tuesday-Friday: 9
No approval required in order to set on a
change of plea calendar
After 5pm 5 business days before the hearing
is scheduled, the matter is an add-on
Add-ons require approval by a Judicial
Assistant
Judge approval required after Close of
Business 2 business days before hearing
Preliminary
Appearances: Tuesday-Friday 3:30 pm, Monday
3:00 pm
Probable cause findings
Bail/Conditions of Release set
Extradition
Matters set on this calendar are determined
by the Prosecutor's Office and jail staff
No additional cases or motions may be noted
on this calendar
The parties may request that the court
consider a motion on this calendar on a case
that is scheduled to be before the court.
Treatment
Review Calendar: Tuesday 8:45 am
Set by the court at sentencing
Defendants are not represented by counsel,
as no sanction is imposed at these
hearings
Hearings are continued to monitor treatment
compliance or set on the
Noncompliance Calendar (Friday 8:30 am)
Drug
Court: Tuesday 10:00 am and 2:30 pm and
Friday 2:30 pm
Drug Court Reviews set at time of contract
signing and may be modified by request
Orientations set by court order (Should not
be within 5 days of order setting
hearing)
Add-ons should be limited to sanction
hearings set by Drug Court staff and warrant
returns set by court order at Preliminary
Appearances
Arraignment
Calendar: Tuesday 10:00 am
Arraignments set by prosecutor, no approval
required for add-ons
May also include attorney status hearings
Status
Hearings: Wednesday 9:00 am
Confirm for trial the following week
Continuance requests
May address motions for counsel to withdraw
or new counsel
If defendant fails to appear, may authorize
the issuance of a bench warrant
Add-ons limited to cases set for trial that
week that did not start
Pretrial
Out-of-Custody: Wednesday 10:30 am
Address motions for trial continuance,
withdrawal, etc. on the record
Agreed orders are signed:
Continuance of pretrial
Consolidated Omnibus Orders
Orders setting change of plea hearing
Other motions may be considered
(substitution of counsel, for example)
Add-ons (after 5PM 5 business days before
hearing) allowed without approval only
if defendant's custody status changes
Miscellaneous
Motions Calendar: Thursday 9:00 am
Types of motions:
Vacate conviction
Rescission/Modification of no contact order
Modification of Judgment and Sentence
Modify conditions of Release/Bail (work
release, EHM, furlough, etc.)
Withdrawal/new counsel
Diversion review
Restitution (agreed orders)
Forfeit bail
Enter pretrial diversion plan
Continuance/modify dates
Extension of time to begin sentence/WR/EHM
Any miscellaneous criminal motion
Motions should be in writing and bench
copies provided to Judicial Assistant
Motions brought by a represented defendant,
not their attorney, will be stricken
unless it is a motion regarding the
representation
No approval required in order to set a
matter on this calendar
After 5 pm 5 business days before the
hearing is scheduled, the matter is an
add-on
Add-ons require approval by a Judge (with a
motion to shorten time)
Special
Sentencing/Competency Calendar: Thursday
10:30 am
Special Sex Offender Sentencing Alternative
revocations
Sentencing with Presentence Investigation
Competency Review
COP/sentencing if sex offense or other
special circumstances
No approval required in order to set a
matter on the calendar
After 5 pm the prior Thursday, the matter is
an add-on
Add-ons require approval by a Judicial
Assistant
Judge approval required after 5 pm Tuesday
Specific numerical limit has not been
imposed because it is dependent upon the
complexity of the matters on the calendar
Non-compliance
Calendar: Friday 8:30 am
Non-compliance
Defendant may stipulate to violation,
attorneys may agree to continue, or
Defendant may ask for hearing to determine
whether violation occurred
If violation agreed, sanction is imposed.
Usually, the sanction is agreed as well, but
sanction is up to the court
If Defendant is on DOC supervision, DOC may
weigh in
Add-ons do not require approval
Payment Review/Show Cause
A few of these may be in-custody as they
failed to appear at previous payment
review/show cause and warrant was issued
Add-ons should only be for those in custody,
and do not require approval
Civil
Miscellaneous: Friday 9:00 am
Includes:
Administrative Law Review cases with record
of less than 100 pages
Appeals of District Court matters (RALJ)
Firearms rights restoration petitions
Relief from Requirement to Register as a Sex
Offender
Motions to Stay DOL license suspensions