My question involves traffic court in the State of: Washington
I got a speeding ticket for speeding, 60 in a 50 officer annotated the ticket as 60+ (sure a sign to judge he brought it down from what the cop said was really 65) on I-5 in Vancouver, WA.
My date is tomorrow (April 23) afternoon. I wasn't able to find a working discovery link from this website but did find one from below and sent it in based on the timelines 15 days and via registered mail: http://www.washingtonlawhelp.org/fil...r-license.docx
I have not received any discovery paperwork and the court date is tomorrow (Apr 23) however, after reviewing the linked document it did not identify placing my address in the document anywhere and I did not include any contact info, just the case number and my name (yeah, not a bright move). I would presume to some extent the fact they have my address on record for mailing me information about my court date in the first place may mitigate my not placing my address in the discovery request.
Postal registered mail tracking says they got the mail the day after I sent it.
I have not received any discovery paperwork. Am I in a position to request and win based on dismissal due to lack of discovery despite not included my address in the discovery request?
Thanks for any feedback.

