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"To Promote Jurisprudential Understanding of the Law": The Civil Right to Counsel in Washington State
The Committee for Indigent Representation and Civil Legal Equality (Circle), formed out of the Washington State Access to Justice Board, seeks to establish a civil right to counsel for indigent persons in the state. Circle asserts that in civil cases in Washington courts indigent litigants have the right to a competent attorney’s legal representation at public expense.
