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General Order re Supreme Court Order 25700-A-476 Videotape Records on Appeal (March 1992) *

IN THE COURT OF APPEALS OF THE STATE OF WASHINGTON

DIVISION I

In the Matter of	)
	)
SUPREME COURT ORDER	)
25700-A-476 ESTABLISHING	)
TEMPORARY PROCEDURES FOR	)	GENERAL ORDER
EXPERIMENTAL USE OF	)
VIDEOTAPE EQUIPMENT	)
TO RECORD COURT PROCEEDINGS	)
______________________________	)

Pursuant to Supreme Court Order 25700-A-476 which authorizes the Court to establish local rules regarding the use of videotape records on appeal, the following rule is hereby adopted:

In order to participate in the experimental project regarding the use of videotape as the record on appeal, Division I of the Court of Appeals will permit any case which meets the criteria of Paragraph 3(C) of the Supreme Court order and in which trial commenced after June 1, 1992, to proceed pursuant to that Order, except that indigent criminal appeals in which the Washington Appellate Defender Association has been appointed as counsel on appeal will be provided a transcript;.

DATED this 20^th day of March, 1992.

FOR THE COURT:

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C. Kenneth Grosse, Chief Judge

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