By: Kevin Trombold
Asset Forfeiture and White-Collar Crime: Do You Have Rights?
If you’re being accused of a crime, it sometimes doesn’t matter if you’re guilty or not. The government will do what it can to make life difficu ...
By: Kevin Trombold
Is Forgery Considered a White Collar Crime?
Forgery is one of those issues that are determined by the level of crime that was committed. It can be considered either a felony or a misdemeanor. Re ...
By: Kevin Trombold
POLICE SEARCH: WHAT TO DO IF YOU HAVE BEEN STOPPED BY THE POLICE
One of the most common questions clients ask a Seattle criminal defense attorney is regarding their rights, especially when they have been stopped by ...
By: Kevin Trombold
Home Detention Rules: What You Should and Shouldn’t Do
Home detention has become a more popular punishment compared to the severe consequences in the form of a jail term. Although it is a more lenient puni ...
By: Kevin Trombold
Fentanyl Charges in Washington State
If you’ve never heard of Fentanyl then you should know it is a prescription drug that is recommended for the treatment of severe pain. It is conside ...
By: Kevin Trombold
How Washington Handles Probation Violations Caused By Failed Drug Tests
When a criminal offender in the state of Washington is sentenced to probation, the court sets forth the guidelines and conditions of the probation. Th ...
By: Kevin Trombold
Pleading Guilty To Avoid Trial – Should You?
When a defendant faces a criminal charge, it is the defendant's choice to take the case to trial or to enter a guilty plea, avoid a trial, and accept ...
By: Kevin Trombold
Seattle’s New Gun Storage Law – What Happens If You Don’t Follow The Rules?
Gun violence and gun crimes are a perennial challenge for law enforcement authorities. Virtually every conceivable approach has been tried. Some of th ...
By: Kevin Trombold
Could You Be Wrongly Accused Because Of Entrapment?
You may recall that from 2004 through 2007, To Catch A Predator – a “reality cop show” – aired on NBC. Typically, an adult man was lured into ...
By: Kevin Trombold
Can Issued Warrants Be Dismissed?
The Fourth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution restricts the ability of police officers to conduct searches, seizures, and arrests. In fact, your const ...
