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In pursuit of our mission, the Center represents clients on a wide variety of issues including law enforcement misconduct, public records/open meetings, the First Amendment, family rights, discrimination, land use and environmental protection.

After a cross was burned on the Anderson family’s front lawn in Elk, Washington five years ago, the Center’s lawyers working with the Northwest Fair Housing Alliance brought a civil rights suit in federal court that eventually resulted in a substantial monetary settlement for the family.

At left are links to summaries of many of the cases that illustrate the type of work we do.

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