After argument in Chang v. Whitey's, court says case submitted and takes matter under advisement
September 16, 2026 | Other Court, Judicial , Washington
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After counsel for both sides completed argument and judges probed the legal standards and record evidence, the presiding judge announced the case was submitted and taken under advisement. No decision was issued at argument.
"Case has been submitted. Taken under advisement," the presiding judge said, and the court then recessed. Counsel and the panel left the bench; further action will depend on the court's written disposition.
"Case has been submitted. Taken under advisement," the presiding judge said, and the court then recessed. Counsel and the panel left the bench; further action will depend on the court's written disposition.
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