WMLIR 2.4
                              Response to Notice


    (b)(5)  Written responses to mitigate an infraction or request a deferred
finding, pursuant to RCW 46.63.070 (5), may be permitted

    (b)(6)  Upon request of the defendant, the clerk shall provide information
so that the defendant may comply with this requirement. The defendant must
respond within fifteen (15) days of the date the infraction was personally
served or within eighteen (18) days of the date the notice was mailed.
Responses by mail must be post marked within 15 days of personal receipt or
18 days of the date the notice was mailed.

    (d)  An attorney appearing on behalf of a defendant shall file and
serve a written notice of appearance, which notice shall be substantially in
the same form as the notice of appearance in a criminal case.

    (e)  A request for a speed measuring device expert (SMD) shall be made
in writing and served upon all parties within fourteen (14) days prior to
the contested hearing.  The court shall set a hearing to include the SMD
expert in accordance with the SMD expert's schedule.