Washington Note For Motion Docket is a legal document that is used in Washington State courts. It is a memorandum that summarizes the important points of the motion being argued and is filed with the court ahead of the oral argument. It outlines the legal issues, facts, evidence, and arguments that the party filing the motion wants the court to consider. The Washington Note for Motion Docket typically includes a statement of the facts, a legal analysis of the issues, citations to the relevant statutes, cases, and other legal authority, and any other relevant information the party wishes the court to consider. There are two different types of Washington Note For Motion Docket: the Preliminary Note and the Final Note. The Preliminary Note outlines the facts, legal issues, and arguments, and serves as the basis for the oral argument. The Final Note is a more detailed version of the Preliminary Note and is filed with the court after the oral argument.