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Where do I find the forms which will let me vacate or seal my court records?

Follow this link for a complete set of forms used to vacate or seal court records.

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It is a cornerstone of our democratic society, the Constitutional promise of “justice for all”; the right to an attorney if you are charged with a crime, even if you cannot afford one. But for tens of thousands of people in our state who live in poverty and face civil legal crises, a lawyer is not provided to them.

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