Wash. Admin. Code § 308-101-180 - Format and length for briefs
(1) The
text of any brief must be typed or printed in a proportionally spaced typeface
and must appear in print as twelve point or larger type with no more than ten
characters per inch and double-spaced. The same typeface and print size should
be standard throughout the brief, except that footnotes may appear in print as
ten point or larger type and be the equivalent of single-spaced. Quotations may
be the equivalent of single-spaced. Except for materials in an appendix, the
typewritten or printed material in the brief may not be reduced or condensed by
photographic or other means.
(2)
Briefs shall not exceed twenty pages. For the purpose of determining compliance
with this rule, appendices are not included. For good cause, the hearings
examiner may grant a motion to file an over-length brief.
(3) Unpublished opinions of the Washington
court of appeals are those opinions not published in the Washington
Appellate Reports. Unpublished opinions of the court of appeals have
no precedential value and are not binding on any court. However, unpublished
opinions of the court of appeals filed on or after March 1, 2013, may be cited
as non-binding authorities, if identified as such by the citing party, and may
be accorded such persuasive value as the hearings examiner deems
appropriate.
Notes
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