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Wash. R. for Enforcement of Lawyer Conduct 11.4

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activein force · 2014-01-01 – presentact-effective-date

(a) Ordering Transcript. A hearing transcript or partial transcript may be ordered at any

time by the hearing officer, respondent lawyer, disciplinary counsel, or the Board. If a notice of

appeal is filed under rule 11.2(b)(1) disciplinary counsel must order the entire transcript unless

the parties agree that no transcript or only a partial transcript is necessary for review. For sua

sponte review, the Chair determines the extent of the transcript necessary for review. If the

Chair orders a partial transcript, either party may request additional portions of the transcript.

(b) Filing and Service. The original of the transcript is filed with the Clerk. Disciplinary

counsel must cause a copy of the transcript to be served on the respondent except if the

respondent ordered the transcript.

(c) Proposed Corrections. Within 10 days of service of a copy of the transcript on the

respondent, or within 10 days of filing the transcript if the respondent ordered the transcript, each

party may file any proposed corrections to the transcript. Each party has 5 days after service of

the opposing party’s proposed corrections to file objections to those proposed corrections.

(d) Settlement of Transcript. If either party files objections to any proposed correction

under section (c), the hearing officer, upon review of the proposed corrections and objections,

enters an order settling the transcript. Otherwise, the transcript is deemed settled and any

proposed corrections deemed incorporated in the transcript.

History

[Adopted effective October 1, 2002; Amended effective January 1, 2014.]

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2026-09-16
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