Anyone can be charged – even by mistake – with a crime. If you are arrested and charged with a misdemeanor or a felony in the state of Washington, whether you are innocent or guilty as charged, it is important to know as much as possible about the criminal justice process and about what happens [...]
Recreational marijuana has been legal – and strictly regulated – in the state of Washington since January 2013. Although legalization was celebrated by many, it has also created a number of new legal issues that will have to be resolved by the lawmakers and the courts. The legality of marijuana cultivation is one of those [...]
Do you live in one of the most dangerous towns in the state of Washington? This infographic created by our criminal defense attorneys uses FBI data gathered from the last three years to rank the top 5 dangerous towns in the state of Washington and also includes the cities' corresponding violent and property crime rates. If you have [...]
In 2012, Washington became one of the first states to legalize marijuana for recreational use. Despite the legal status of marijuana, it is still illegal to operate a motor vehicle under the influence of cannabis. This infographic created by our DUI attorneys illustrates the statistics surrounding fatal crashes where marijuana use was a factor and [...]
Can an innocent person really be set up or “framed” and sent to prison – for years – for a crime that he or she did not commit? Drug crimes defense attorneys say “yes.” In fact, in 2016, one spectacular story about a man who is possibly being framed for murder in Wisconsin is setting [...]
If you’re charged with any serious crime in the greater Seattle area, you should retain at once the advice and services of an experienced Seattle DUI defense attorney. In the state of Washington, like every other state, most defendants charged with a crime never actually have their case heard by a jury. Instead, most criminal [...]
In the city of Seattle and the rest of the state of Washington have laws concerning sex offenders and kidnappers when they are released from prison. Washington was one of the primary states to put the Sexual/Kidnapping Offenders registration laws into effect. As sex crimes lawyers, we know that the program serves as a model [...]
