Washington · Court rules
Superior Court Civil Commitment Rules
34 sections
34 sections
- CCR 1.1Rule 1.1. Notice--GeneralReserved
- CCR 1.2Rule 1.2. Continuance or PostponementReserved
- CCR 1.3Rule 1.3. ReservedReserved
- CCR 1.4Rule 1.4. Alternative Less Restrictive TreatmentReserved
- CCR 2.1Rule 2.1. SummonsReserved
- CCR 2.1 StdsRule 2.1 Stds. CCR Standards for Indigent Defense (SID)
- CCR 2.2Rule 2.2. Authorization and Notice of DetentionReserved
- CCR 2.2ARule 2.2A. Notice of Emergency DetentionReserved
- CCR 2.3Rule 2.3. Right To Copy Court FilesReserved
- CCR 2.4Rule 2.4. Probable Cause HearingReserved
- CCR 2.5Rule 2.5. RescindedRepealed
- CCR 3.1Rule 3.1. First Court AppearanceReserved
- CCR 3.2Rule 3.2. Preliminary AppearanceReserved
- CCR 3.3Rule 3.3. Jury Demand
- CCR 3.4Rule 3.4. Hearing
- CCR 3.5Rule 3.5. Notice of RestrictionsReserved
- CCR 4.1Rule 4.1. Notice of ConditionsReserved
- CCR 4.2Rule 4.2. Authorization for Apprehension and DetentionReserved
- CCR 4.3Rule 4.3. Petition and Order of Apprehension and Detention--ServiceReserved
- CCR 4.4Rule 4.4. Petition for Initial DetentionReserved
- CCR 4.5Rule 4.5. Burden of Proof
- CCR 5.1Rule 5.1. GeneralReserved
- CCR 5.2Rule 5.2. Conditional Release HearingReserved
- CCR 5.3Rule 5.3. Release of RecordsReserved
- CCR 5.4Rule 5.4. ReservedReserved
- CCR 6.1Rule 6.1. Petition for Initial DetentionReserved
- CCR 6.1ARule 6.1A. Petition for Initial Detention of a MinorReserved
- CCR 6.2Rule 6.2. Petition for Fourteen-Day Involuntary TreatmentReserved
- CCR 6.2ARule 6.2A. Petition for Fourteen-Day Commitment of MinorsReserved
- CCR 6.3Rule 6.3. Petition for Ninety-Day Involuntary TreatmentReserved
- CCR 6.4Rule 6.4. Petition for One Hundred Eighty-Day Involuntary TreatmentReserved
- CCR 6.4ARule 6.4A. Petition for One Hundred Eighty-Day Involuntary Treatment of a MinorReserved
- CCR 6.5Rule 6.5. Petition for Revocation of Conditional Release or Less Restrictive TreatmentReserved
- CCR 6.5ARule 6.5A. Petition for Revocation of Conditional Release or Less Restrictive Treatment of a MinorReserved