New: a trial court in 1 of every 10 U.S. counties. Read the post
Court Rules
Magistrate Judge

Judge J. Richard Creatura

Individual Rules, Standing Orders & Policies

Rules last changed:
Western District of Washington

Limits & Logistics

Courtesy Copies

Administrative Record

  • Not required
  • Upon request

No matching rules in this section

We have no rules for this section yet.

Filing & Service rules

Courtesy Copy Requirements

No paper or CD courtesy copies of Administrative Record required for Judge Creatura's Social Security cases filed after 9/1/2019

Judge Creatura directs that in Social Security cases filed beginning September 1, 2019, no paper or CD courtesy copies of the Administrative Record shall be filed for Judge Creatura's chambers.

Civil cases

Page 1 | Courtesy Copies of the Administrative Record in Social Security Cases Filed Starting September 1, 2019

Judge Creatura may request hard copy or CD of Administrative Record for specific cases

Judge Creatura reserves the right to request a hard copy or CD of the Administrative Record, as appropriate, for a particular case. In that event, counsel for the Administration will be notified by chambers.

Civil cases

Page 1 | Courtesy Copies of the Administrative Record in Social Security Cases Filed Starting September 1, 2019

The Western District of Washington's local civil rules generally require delivery of a paper courtesy copy of documents exceeding 50 pages in length—such as the Administrative Record in Social Security cases—to the Clerk's Office for chambers. See Local Civil Rule 10(e)(9).

The Western District of Washington's local civil rules generally require delivery of a paper courtesy copy of documents exceeding 50 pages in length—such as the Administrative Record in Social Security cases—to the Clerk's Office for chambers. See Local Civil Rule 10(e)(9).

Civil cases

Page 1 | Courtesy Copies of the Administrative Record in Social Security Cases Filed Starting September 1, 2019

The District's CM/ECF filing procedures similarly require a paper, courtesy copy of the Administrative Record to be filed with the Clerk in accordance with Rule 10(e)(9), as well as an electronic copy of the Administrative Record for chambers on CD.

The District's CM/ECF filing procedures similarly require a paper, courtesy copy of the Administrative Record to be filed with the Clerk in accordance with Rule 10(e)(9), as well as an electronic copy of the Administrative Record for chambers on CD.

Civil cases

Page 1 | Courtesy Copies of the Administrative Record in Social Security Cases Filed Starting September 1, 2019

About United States Magistrate Judge J. Richard Creatura

Recalled Magistrate Judge J. Richard Creatura serves as a Recalled United States Magistrate Judge for the Western District of Washington, sitting in Tacoma.

No biographical narrative was available on the court website at the time of research.

Division: Tacoma Courthouse: United States Courthouse, 1717 Pacific Avenue, Room 3100, Tacoma, WA 98402-3200 Phone: (253) 882-3780

Chambers Staff

  • Courtroom Deputy: (253) 882-3828
  • Case Administrator: (253) 882-3828
Common questions about Judge J. Richard Creatura's rules

Are courtesy copies required for Judge J. Richard Creatura?

The rule limits courtesy-copy delivery rather than stating a blanket requirement before Judge J. Richard Creatura. No paper or CD courtesy copies of Administrative Record required for Judge Creatura's Social Security cases filed after 9/1/2019

View ruleSource: page 1, section Courtesy Copies of the Administrative Record in Social Security Cases Filed Starting September 1, 2019
Complete rules summary for Judge J. Richard Creatura

No paper or CD courtesy copies of Administrative Record required for Judge Creatura's Social Security cases filed after 9/1/2019

The District's CM/ECF filing procedures similarly require a paper, courtesy copy of the Administrative Record to be filed with the Clerk in accordance with Rule 10(e)(9), as well as an electronic copy of the Administrative Record for chambers on CD.

Judge Creatura may request hard copy or CD of Administrative Record for specific cases

The Western District of Washington's local civil rules generally require delivery of a paper courtesy copy of documents exceeding 50 pages in length—such as the Administrative Record in Social Security cases—to the Clerk's Office for chambers. See Local Civil Rule 10(e)(9).

More Judges in Western District of Washington

Barbara J. Rothstein
Senior Judge
Benjamin H. Settle
Senior Judge
Brian A. Tsuchida
Magistrate Judge
David G. Estudillo
Chief Judge
David W. Christel
Magistrate Judge
Grady J. Leupold
Magistrate Judge
Jamal N. Whitehead
Judge
James L. Robart
Senior Judge