Rule 3.2
                              Release of Accused


      Any defendant charged with a criminal offense shall at his first court
appearance be ordered released on his personal recognizance pending trial
unless the Court determines that such recognizance will not reasonably assure
his appearance, when required, or the Court finds that release on personal
recognizance should be denied based on other criteria in pre-trial release
rules applicable to Courts of Limited Jurisdiction.

      If the Court finds that release should be denied, the Court shall proceed
to determine whether probable cause exists to believe that the accused
committed the offense charged, unless this determination has previously been
made by a Court.  Before making this determination, the Court may only consider
affidavits or certificates under oath filed, or sworn testimony and further may
examine under oath the affiant and any other witnesses he may produce.  If
probable cause is not established, the defendant shall be released.

    Any person arrested for a crime classified as Domestic Violence under RCW 10.99
shall be held in jail without bail pending his first appearance.

    No bail pending first appearance shall apply to all such offenses listed
under Section 10.99 irrespective of their classification as felony, gross
misdemeanor or misdemeanor.

(m) Disposition by Forfeiture of Bail.  The Court may permit the disposition of
any case or class of cases by forfeiture of bail by the entry of a written
order showing the reasons.  If the Court allows forfeiture of bail, it may
accept the bail as full payment including all statutory assessments.