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Part 1 — Scope, Purpose and Construction

1.1 Scope
1.2 Purpose and Construction
1.3 Effect
1.4 Prosecuting Attorney Definition

Part 2 — Procedures Prior to Arrest and Other Special Proceedings

2.1 The Indictment and the Information D
2.2 Warrant of Arrest and Summons D
2.3 Search and Seizure D

Part 3 — Rights of Defendants

3.1 Right to and Assignment of Lawyer
3.1-Stds Standards for Indigent Defense
3.2 Release of Accused D
3.2.1 Procedure Following Warrantless Arrest - Preliminary Appearance D
3.3 Time for Trial D
3.4 Presence of the Defendant D
3.5 Confession Procedure
3.6 Suppression Hearings--Duty of Court

Part 4 — Procedures Prior to Trial

4.1 Arraignment D
4.10 Material Witness D
4.2 Pleas D
4.3 Joinder of Offenses and Defendants
4.3.1 Consolidation For Trial
4.4 Severance of Offenses and Defendants
4.5 Omnibus Hearing
4.6 Depositions
4.7 Discovery D
4.8 Subpoenas D

Part 5 — Venue

5.1 Commencement of Actions
5.2 Change of Venue

Part 6 — Procedures at Trial

6.1 Trial by Jury or by the Court D
6.10 Discharge of Jury
6.11 Judge--Disability
6.12 Witnesses
6.13 Testimony in Lieu of Witnesses D
6.14 Immunity
6.15 Instructions and Argument D
6.16 Verdicts and Findings D
6.2 Jurors' Orientation
6.3 Selecting the Jury
6.4 Challenges
6.5 Alternate Jurors
6.6 Jurors' Oath
6.7 Custody of Jury
6.8 Notetaking by Jurors
6.9 View of Premises by Jury

Part 7 — Procedures Following Conviction

7.1 Procedures Before Sentencing D
7.2 Sentencing D
7.3 Judgment D
7.4 Arrest of Judgment D
7.5 New Trial D
7.6 Probation
7.8 Relief From Judgment or Order D

Part 8 — Miscellaneous

8.1 Time
8.10 Electronic Recording Log
8.2 Motions
8.3 Dismissal
8.4 Service, Filing, and Signing of Papers
8.5 Calendars
8.6 Exceptions Unnecessary
8.7 Objections
8.8 Discharge
8.9 Change of Judge D

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Washington Superior Court Criminal Rules

Part 8 · Miscellaneous

Rule 8.6. Exceptions Unnecessary

Amended July 1, 1973 (current)

CR 46 shall govern exceptions to rulings and orders in criminal cases.

Source: CrR 8.6 (pdf p. 1)

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