ARLJ 11 - Misdemeanant Probation DepartmentComments for ARLJ 11 must be received no later than April 30, 2025.
GENERAL
RULE 9 RULE
AMENDMENT COVER SHEET Suggested
Amendments to WASHINGTON
STATE COURT RULES: ADMINISTRATIVE
RULES FOR COURTS OF LIMITED JURISDICTION (ARLJ) PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO ARLJ 11 1.
Proponent
Organization: District and
Municipal Court Judges’ Association (DMCJA), District and Municipal Court
Managers’ Association (DMCMA), Misdemeanant Probation Association (MPA) 2.
Spokespersons: Judge Karl Williams, DMCJA President; Judge Catherine McDowall,
Co-Chair DMCJA Court Rules Committee; Judge Wade Samuelson, Co-Chair DMCJA
Court Rules Committee; Frankie Peters, President DMCMA; Mindy Breiner, MPA. 3.
Purpose of
Proposed Rule Amendment: ARLJ 11 was originally adopted in 2001
and, while much has changed regarding probation services in the past 23 years,
this rule has never been updated. The
proposed amendments to ARLJ 11 represent the collaborative efforts of the
District and Municipal Court Judges Association (DMCJA), the District and
Municipal Court Managers Association (DMCMA), and the Misdemeanant Probation
Association (MPA). ARLJ 11.2(a) and (b) have been updated
to reflect current statewide practice and create a clearer distinction between Probation
Officer qualifications and Probation Officer core services. Similarly, ARLJ 11.2(c) and (d) are updated
to reflect current statewide practice and more clearly define minimum
qualifications and core responsibilities for Probation Clerks. 4.
Hearing: A hearing is not recommended. 5.
Expedited
Consideration: Expedited
consideration is not requested. |
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