A Washington Order Setting Hearing: Motion to Renew Extreme Risk Protection Order is a court hearing in which the petitioner, typically a law enforcement officer or other public official, seeks an Extreme Risk Protection Order (RPO) in order to prevent potential harm to an individual, by restricting their access to firearms. The petitioner must demonstrate that the individual poses a significant threat to themselves or to others. The court will consider evidence such as past violent behavior, recent threats of violence, and other indicators of risk in making their decision. Depending on the jurisdiction, there may be two types of Washington Order Setting Hearing: Motion to Renew Extreme Risk Protection Order. The first type is an Emergency Hearing, which occurs when the petitioner is seeking an RPO on an urgent basis. The second type is a Regular Hearing, which occurs in cases where the petitioner is seeking an RPO on a less urgent basis. At the hearing, the petitioner and the respondent (the individual against whom the RPO is sought) may present witnesses, evidence, and testimony in order to support their respective positions. The court will then make a judgment based on the evidence presented and decide whether to grant the RPO or not.