RULE 47.
                           JURORS


     (a)  Examination of Jurors.  The Judge shall examine
prospective jurors in the case, provided that thereafter the
parties will have leave to ask the jurors such supplementary
questions as may be deemed by the Judge proper and
necessary, and within limits set by the court.

     (k)  Appeals on Written Record.   Cases set for jury
trial which are appeals based on a written record which is
read to the jury may be heard without the presence of a
judge or court reporter during the reading of the record.
The rulings of the hearing official will stand unless
objections are renewed before trial.  Counsel will meet and
confer before trial and agree as much as possible on the
order of the record and what portions will be read.  Counsel
shall notify the trial judge before the jury is empaneled of
those portions of the record upon which the trial judge will
be asked to rule and of any other matters relating to the
reading of the record that need to be resolved prior to trial.

     (l)  Electronic Data Processing Random Selection.  Jury
lists shall be by random selection by properly programmed
electronic data processing system in accordance with RCW
2.36.063 and RCW 2.36.093.