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JU 07.0530 - Order Setting Hearing - Washington

JU 07.0530 - Order Setting Hearing - Washington-2026

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The document is an official order from the Superior Court of Washington, specifically for a juvenile court case. It sets a hearing date for either a change of plea or an adjudicatory hearing, requiring the respondent to attend in person. The order includes spaces for the date, time, and location of the hearing, as well as signatures from the judge and clerk.

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Begin by filling in the 'COUNTY OF' section with the appropriate county name where the case is being heard.
Enter the case number in the 'NO:' field, followed by the respondent's name and date of birth in their respective fields.
Select whether this hearing is for a 'CHANGE OF PLEA' or an 'ADJUDICATORY HEARING' by checking the corresponding box.
In Paragraph 1, specify the date and time of the hearing by filling in the blanks provided.
Complete the location details for where the hearing will take place in the designated fields.
Ensure that you note that the respondent must personally attend this hearing as indicated in Paragraph 2.
Finally, add the date and sign off on behalf of the judge/commissioner and clerk as required at the bottom of the form.

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What is an order setting hearing?

An Order Setting Hearing schedules future court dates and clarifies case procedures.

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definition. A court order is when a judge tells a person or a group of people to do something.

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A status or omnibus hearing is the court proceeding where you and your lawyer will indicate whether you will either go to trial, settle the case with a plea of guilty, or ask for extra time.

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