Governor Signs Bill to Help Juvenile Offenders Seal Criminal Records, Get Jobs After Release

Posted 5/15/15

OLYMPIA — Nearly two months after a group of Green Hill School inmates testified in Olympia on a bill that aims to reduce the financial burden and seal records sooner for juvenile offenders, Gov. …

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Olympia bicyclist struck by car while crossing I-5 in Cowlitz County

Roy man faces charges after one killed in DUI crash near Auburn

Cedar Creek Corrections Center inmate escapes from work crew in Lakewood

Final defendant of three in post office burglary ring sentenced to prison

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