RAP Form 2 Notice for Discretionary Review - Washington

What Is RAP Form 2?

This is a legal form that was released by the Washington Superior Court - a government authority operating within Washington. As of today, no separate filing guidelines for the form are provided by the issuing department.

FAQ

Q: What is a RAP Form 2 Notice for Discretionary Review?
A: A RAP Form 2 Notice for Discretionary Review is a legal document used in the state of Washington when a party wishes to request a discretionary review by the Washington State Supreme Court.

Q: Who can file a RAP Form 2 Notice for Discretionary Review?
A: Any party to a case can file a RAP Form 2 Notice for Discretionary Review, but only if they have been granted permission by the lower court or the Court of Appeals.

Q: What is the purpose of filing a RAP Form 2 Notice for Discretionary Review?
A: The purpose of filing a RAP Form 2 Notice for Discretionary Review is to ask the Washington State Supreme Court to review a case, even though the court is not required to do so.

Q: What are the requirements for filing a RAP Form 2 Notice for Discretionary Review?
A: The requirements for filing a RAP Form 2 Notice for Discretionary Review include providing a copy of the lower court's decision, a brief statement of the issues to be reviewed, and a $550 filing fee.

Q: What happens after filing a RAP Form 2 Notice for Discretionary Review?
A: After filing a RAP Form 2 Notice for Discretionary Review, the Washington State Supreme Court will review the request and decide whether or not to grant discretionary review.

Q: Is filing a RAP Form 2 Notice for Discretionary Review guaranteed to result in a review by the Washington State Supreme Court?
A: No, filing a RAP Form 2 Notice for Discretionary Review does not guarantee that the Washington State Supreme Court will agree to review the case. The court has the discretion to deny the request.