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PDC grants Justice Theodore Angeles' request to withhold residence and spouse's business customers from filings

Washington State Public Disclosure Commission · May 1, 2026
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Summary

The commission granted Justice Theodore Angeles' two-part request to withhold his residential address on F-1 filings for the covered 12-month period and to exempt disclosure of his spouse’s business customers (SC Hydraulics), finding the record sufficient and limiting the grant to his current term.

The commission considered a two-part reporting modification request from Justice Theodore Angeles, who sought (1) to avoid listing his residential address on F-1 filings covering the previous 12 months and (2) to withhold disclosure of business customers of his wife's company, SC Hydraulics.

Staff presenter Jennifer Hansen told the commission that SC Hydraulics has no operations in Washington and employs only one administrative officer and that Justice Angeles had identified no governmental customers. Chair Jay Leach asked Angeles whether he had personal knowledge of other customers; Angeles said he did not. Leach said he found the record sufficient and granted both elements of the request for the applicable reporting period, noting that the grant applies to the current term and that the applicant may need to seek renewal if circumstances change.

The order will be prepared by PDC staff; Leach and staff noted that recusal obligations remain if a matter involving the spouse’s business comes before a judicial officer.