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Court finds failure to appear for Alicia Sandoval; matter reset to Feb. 24
Summary
The court found Alicia Sandoval failed to appear on Feb. 5 despite an address update and mailed notice; the judge entered an FTA, declined to issue a warrant immediately, and reset the case for pretrial on Feb. 24, 2025, at 9 a.m.
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The court found an FTA Feb. 5 for Alicia Sandoval after the prosecutor reported Sandoval had provided an updated address on Jan. 6 but did not appear for the readiness hearing.
Prosecutors said the court had a docket entry showing the trial notice was mailed to Sandoval’s updated address, 11318 Eighth Avenue Northeast, Unit B, Seattle, but a hard-copy notice did not appear in the judge’s file. Defense requested that the court not issue a warrant because the courthouse had been closed and the defendant may have had difficulty; the prosecutor noted Sandoval had previously appeared by Zoom and had been given dates orally.
The judge said she would enter an FTA and set the matter for a pretrial on Feb. 24 at 9 a.m., ordering that notice be mailed to the updated address. The court said it could find an FTA without immediately issuing a warrant and directed that the new notice allow sufficient time for delivery given recent weather and mail conditions.

