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Voting Rights Restoration in Washington State

Learn more about Voting Rights Restoration for people with criminal records in Washington State

Protest Rights and Safety Center

Stay safe and know your rights.

Have you ever asked yourself, "What are my rights?" We have answers. What do I do if I'm stopped by the police? What if ICE comes to my house? What are my rights as a student in school? Where can I protest? Learn about your rights before you need them. Download our free guides and resources.
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El Restablecimiento Del Derecho a Votar en Washington

La asamblea legislativa de Washington recientemente aprobó una ley la cual automáticamente restaura el derecho a votar a personas culpables de delitos graves al haber cumplido su condena de prisión y período de supervisión comunitaria bajo la supervisión del Departamento Correccional. 

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Frequently Asked Questions About Voting Restoration in Washington

The 2009 Washington Legislature passed a new law that restores the right to vote automatically to people with felony convictions when they have completed their time in prison and have served any required community custody supervised by the State Department of Corrections (DOC).
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Gender Equity in Athletics

This guide is designed to help students, parents and guardians understand students’ rights concerning gender equity in athletics in Washington.

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Student Rights Guide

This document summarizes the current laws governing students' life in Washington's public primary and secondary schools.
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Disciplina Escolar

Información sobre los procesos de disciplina en las escuelas públicas de Washington.

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