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	Criminal History/Records: When and How to Seal/Vacate Non-Violent Class B or C Felony Convictions This publication provides information and forms on how to vacate and seal records concerning certain non-violent Class B or C felony convictions in Washington State occurring on/after July 1, 1984. Download the pdf file to use the forms. By: Northwest Justice Project


	Mediation: Should I Use It? (Separate Website) 3226EN - Mediation is an informal way to resolve disputes without going to court. The parties attempt to negotiate a mutually agreeable settlement with the help of a neutral mediator. Mediation can be used in many types of disputes. By: Legal Voice Read this in: Spanish / Español


	Sealing Juvenile Court Records in Washington State In Washington, juvenile court records do not automatically disappear when an individual turns 18. In fact, almost all your juvenile records remain open for the public to view unless you ask a court to “seal” them. This packet contains the forms and instructions necessary to help you do this on your own. By: Columbia Legal Services


	Termination of Employment (Separate Website) This memorandum provides a general overview of legal issues associated with employment termination, including understanding whether the discharge was lawful, whether your employer has any continuing obligations to you (or you to the former employer) and in the event that the termination was unlawful, steps that you can take to assert your rights. An attorney is still your best source of advice for your specific factual situation. (PDF file) By: Legal Voice


	Workplace Fairness Web Site (Separate Website) A comprehensive web site explaining employment rights. By: Workplace Fairness


	Your Rights and Responsibilities as an Employee in Washington State This 16 page publication provides general information about employment rights in Washington state. By: Northwest Justice Project Other Formats: PDF File


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