The Washington Clerk Indexing Sheet is a document used to record information about a legal proceeding or case. It includes a summary of the case, the parties involved, a list of documents and exhibits, a list of witnesses, a summary of pleadings and court orders, and a list of court appearances. There are two types of Washington Clerk Indexing Sheets: an indexing sheet for criminal proceedings and an indexing sheet for civil proceedings. The criminal indexing sheet includes information such as the charge, the presiding judge, the court location, the filing date, and the disposition. The civil indexing sheet includes information such as the case number, the case type, the title of the case, the filing date, and the disposition. Both types of Washington Clerk Indexing Sheets are used to organize and track information related to legal proceedings.