Superior Court Judges Using CourtCall
What is CourtCall? For more information, see the memorandum from Pierce County Superior Court Judges regarding CourtCall and telephonic appearances.
Bar News Information
Superior Court Hosts YMCA Mock Trial Competition
On February 27, Pierce County Superior Court hosted the annual YMCA Mock Trial District Competition.
After two rigorous trials, Port Townsend High School's varsity team emerged as the winner of the District, earning the right to participate in the State competition in March.
Other schools that competed were Life Christian Academy, Olympia High School, and New Market Skills High School.
Judges, Commissioners, attorneys and staff volunteered for this important educational experience.
Public Mental Health Services in Pierce County

Superior Court Commissioner Edward Haarman was asked to be the moderator on a panel of representatives at a symposium recently held to educate the public on the current mental health care delivery system in Pierce County. The panel consisted of representatives from Optum Health Pierce RSN, Greater Lakes Mental Health Foundation, Franciscan Health Systems, Good Samaritan Behavioral Healthcare, and Pierce County Jail Mental Health Services.
Judge Linda Lee Keynote Speaker
Judge Lee was the keynote speaker at an all day conference for 60 Farrington High School Law and Justice Academy and 10 criminal justice students from Honolulu Community College. Judge Lee donated her time to participate in this conference in her home state of Hawaii. Supreme Court Justice Alito was to serve on the panel with Judge Lee, but a family emergency prevented his attendance.
Activity Book for Children Going to Court
'What's Happening in Court:' is an activity book for children going to court in Washington State. Copies of this publication are available online or by calling (360) 705-5531.
Working Copy Pilot Program
Superior Court Judge Lisa Worswick and Judge Linda Lee are participating in a LINX pilot project to allow the filing party to submit their working copies as part of the e-file process.
While this pilot project is running, the option to electronically deliver working copies will appear for matters set before Judge Lee and Judge Worswick only.