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Depositions in Criminal Cases: Tips for Victims and Witnesses
If you are a witness or victim in a criminal case, and you will not be testifying at the trial or you refuse to discuss the case with the prosecuting attorney or the defense attorney, that attorney can ask the court to order you to sit for a deposition, and to bring specific books/papers/objects to the deposition. Read More
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Help for Crime Victims
Information on the Crime Victims Compensation Program, resources and forms. Content Detail
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Immigration Status and Court Hearings in Washington State
Questions and answers about when and how the court can ask about your immigration status. Read More
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Public Defender Offices in Washington
Link to a listing of Public Defender Offices around the state. Read More
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Responding to Family Law Actions while Incarcerated
Are you in jail or prison? Have you been served with legal papers about your family? This memo provides general information about how to respond to family law actions such as petitions related to divorce, child support, and custody issues. This memo is not intended as a substitute for legal advice. You may be able to get legal advice about your specific needs from a contract attorney or public defender. Read More
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Social Security and Health Care Benefits for the Incarcerated
This fact sheet describes (i) income support through the Supplemental Security Income (SSI) and Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) programs, and (ii) health coverage under Medicaid and Medicare, which together can enable someone with mental illness to transition successfully from jail or prison to community life. Read More
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Visiting Incarcerated Parents in Washington Prisons: A Guide for Judicial Officers
A Summary of Statewide Washington Department of Corrections Guidelines and Facility-Specific Information. Content Detail
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Washington Reentry Guide
Find answers to common questions about reentry from experts in Washington state law. Read More
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