mnli premise: The fundamental principles of these two documents can be summarized as  (a) legal services providers must be client-centered, i.e., activities must be conceived and carried out in service and in concert with the populations that are being served; (b) legal services providers must strive to ensure the highest and best use of all available resources within the state of Washington and available to the statewide access to justice network; and (c) legal services providers have a special responsibility to ensure that no population or client group is written out of the justice system based on perceived political unacceptability or controversy. hypothesis: The documents set out principles that ensure that services are client-focused, providers have access to the best resources available, and providers do their jobs without thinking of the political consequences.