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should not rely on the information you get from this site and should speak with a lawyer
to get advice on your specific situation. We also cannot promise that the information on
this site is complete, accurate, or up-to-date.
This Survey is not a solicitation or an offer by the American Civil Liberties Union and its
affiliates to represent you. We cannot promise you that the information you provide will
lead to any specific action on the American Civil Liberties Union or its affiliates part.
Once you complete the survey, the American Civil Liberties Union of Washington may not do
anything—including contact you—about your situation.
If you fill out this Survey, you agree that the American Civil Liberties Union, the
national ACLU or its affiliates, if identified as part of the Survey, or one of its coalition
partners may use the information you give us, as long as we don’t include your name,
address, email or phone number, for one or more of the following purposes: (1)
legislative testimony, (2) litigation; (3) contacting a city, state or federal agency; or (4)
telling your story to the public, including the media. If the American Civil Liberties
Union, the national ACLU or its affiliates, or one of its coalition partners wants to
identify you, we will contact you prior to doing so.
We will keep your name, address, telephone number and email confidential unless you
give us permission to use it or unless we are ordered to turn it over by a court (although
we will attempt to prevent any disclosure).
If you are presently represented by an attorney on this issue, Washington court
rules prohibit us from talking about your case with you without the permission of
your attorney. If you believe there are issues that merit ACLU attention, you should
discuss them with your attorney and have the attorney contact us to either (1)
discuss the case directly with the ACLU, or (2) give the ACLU permission to discuss
the case with you.
