WA · rules
Wash. R. App. P. 9.1
Composition of Record on Review
(a) Generally. The "record on review" may consist of (1) a "report of proceedings",
(2) "clerk's papers", (3) exhibits, and (4) a certified record of administrative adjudicative
proceedings.
(b) Report of Proceedings. The report of any oral proceeding must be transcribed in the
form of a typewritten report of proceedings. The report of proceedings may take the form of a
"verbatim report of proceedings" as provided in rule 9.2, a "narrative report of proceedings" as
provided in rule 9.3, or an "agreed report of proceedings" as provided in rule 9.4.
(c) Clerk's Papers. The clerk's papers include the pleadings, orders, and other papers filed
with the clerk of the trial court.
(d) Avoid Duplication. Material appearing in one part of the record on review should not
be duplicated in another part of the record on review.
(e) Review of Superior Court Decision on Review of Decision of Court of Limited
Jurisdiction. Upon review of a superior court decision reviewing a decision of a court of limited
jurisdiction pursuant to rule 2.3(d), the record shall consist of the record of proceedings and the
transcript of electronic record as defined in RALJ 6.1 and 6.3.1. When requested by the appellate
court, the superior court shall transmit the original record of proceedings and transcript of
electronic record as was considered by the superior court on the appeal from the decision of the
court of limited jurisdiction.
References
Rule 13.7, Proceedings (in Supreme Court) After Acceptance of Review (of Court of
Appeals decision), (a) Procedure.
History
[Adopted effective July 1, 1976; Amended effective September 1, 1985; September 1, 1994; December 24, 2002; June 24, 2003.]
Provenance
- Source
- www.courts.wa.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-16
- Edition
- 2026-09-16
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