L CrRLJ 3.4

     (a)(1)  (present text)

     (a)(2)  An attorney licensed to practice law in the
             State of Washington may file a Notice of
             Appearance on behalf of a Defendant and waive the
             Defendant’s presence at any hearing subsequent to
             arraignment; however, all Defendants charged with
             either Driving Under the Influence of Alcohol or
             Drugs, Physical Control, or any crime designated
             as a "domestic violence crime" are required to
             personally appear at their arraignment.