RULE 3.6
            SUPPRESSION HEARINGS--DUTY OF COURT

    (a) Pleadings. Motions to suppress physical, oral or identification
evidence, other than motion pursuant to rule 3.5, shall be in writing
supported by an affidavit or document setting forth the facts the moving
party anticipates will be elicited at a hearing, and a memorandum of
authorities in support of the motion. Opposing counsel may be ordered to
serve and file a memorandum of authorities in opposition to the motion. The
court shall determine whether an evidentiary hearing is required based upon
the moving papers. If the court determines that no evidentiary hearing is
required, the court shall enter a written order setting forth its reasons.
    (b) Hearing. If an evidentiary hearing is conducted, at its conclusion
the court shall enter written findings of fact and conclusions of law.

Adopted  82 Wn.2d 1114 effective July 1, 1973
Amended  89 Wn.2d 1107 effective May 15, 1978
Amended 130 Wn.2d 1102 effective January 2, 1997