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Washington State Association of Youth Courts March 2nd, 2024


Contact: Margaret Fisher Seattle University School of Law (206) 501 - 7963 | fisherm2@seattleu.edu

Saturday March 2nd, 2024 9am-3:30pm Seattle University School of Law 901 12th Ave. Seattle, WA 

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 Contact: Margaret Fisher Seattle University School of Law (206) 501 - 7963 | fisherm2@seattleu.edu Restorative Justice Skill Development Conference Registration Deadline February 23, 2024* 


Presented By:

Washington State Association of Youth Courts Washington State Judges Association Washington State Administrative Office of the Courts 

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