Category Archives: Kitsap County

1. Washington’s Medical Marijuana-What is a “Qualifying Patient”

   Dec 24, 2010 —

   Doctors Note does not prevent Prosecution Under the medical marijuana initiative, it is perfectly legal for individuals to use marijuana for specific medical ailments. If a person has a medical condition that qualifies, a physician can grant them a medical marijuana authorization after they have been advised of the benefits vs. risks. The law provides … [More]

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2. With More Budget Cuts Proposed, the Mentally Ill will be on the Streets

   Dec 21, 2010 —

   The irony here is that while the state tries to save money, it is not taking into account the cost of public safety and crime prevention. The programs that are being cut would actually save tax payers in the long run. Without these programs, mentally ill patients will be out on the streets, where they are apt to engage in criminal behavior. … [More]

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3. Medical Marijuana Certificate Won’t Stop the Police

   Dec 16, 2010 —

   A medical marijuana certificate will not prevent police officers from obtaining a search warrant, entering your home, and hauling you away to jail. In addition, according to the Supreme Court, your prosecution won’t be barred by the medical marijuana certificate and you will have to hire an attorney to assert a defense in a criminal trial … [More]

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4. A Look at Holiday Cyber Crime

   Nov 29, 2010 —

   Authorities often see a spike in criminal activity during the holidays, and with America still in the grips of a shaky economy, this holiday season will likely be no different. Financially strapped Americans feel tremendous financial pressure during the holidays and will often resort to clever, if not desperate new ways to pull off their crimes. … [More]

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5. Washington State Cocaine Users are Getting More than they Bargained For

   Nov 15, 2010 —

   There is an alarming trend happening with the production of cocaine. When cocaine arrives in the United States, it is normally thought to be in a relatively pure state. With every step in the distribution process, the drug is inevitably cut with various substances. This is done to provide more product to sell to maximize … [More]

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6. Facebook is a New Tool for Identity Theft in Washington State

   Oct 29, 2010 —

   With the incredible advances in technology in the recent past, there are new kinds of fraud being committed and Washington police are trying to keep up. With over a half a billion people now on Facebook, it has become a new area for identity theft. Facebook is a social networking site, where people can connect … [More]

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7. Budget Cuts to Crime Lab Could Result in Less Drug Possession Convictions

   Oct 18, 2010 —

   Crime Lab managers have determined that a 10% budget cut would result in six lab workers throughout the state being laid off and that the state crime lab will no longer analyze controlled substances in cases of simple possession … [More]

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8. A Seattle Criminal Defense Attorney Discusses Theft Crimes

   Oct 11, 2010 —

   Criminal defense matters can be stressful and complicated. No one should try to face any criminal charges on his or her own. … [More]

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9. Hate Crimes Or Malicious Harassment Prosecution

   Oct 7, 2010 —

   If you have been accused of a hate crime in the State of Washington, it is important to speak with an experienced criminal defense lawyer. … [More]

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10. Am I Charged With A Crime? Will I Go To Jail?

    Sep 17, 2010 —

    No two questions are asked more of criminal defense attorneys  in Washington State than, “have I been charged with a crime?”  and, “will I go to jail?”. … [More]

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