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Is DUI A Felony Or A Misdemeanor In Washington?
- DUI
In the Seattle area or anywhere else, an arrest for driving under the influence (DUI) can be terrifying. Will your driver’s license be suspended? Wi ...
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What Should You Know About Arson In Washington State?
- Criminal Defense
Perhaps the most important thing to know about arson and the law is that if you are charged with an arson crime in the State of Washington, you will b ...
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What Are The Elements Of An Assault Charge?
- Criminal Defense
In the State of Washington, assault is treated as a serious, violent crime. A conviction can have severe, long-term repercussions. You could even go t ...
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Being Charge With Possession With Intent to Distribute
- DUI
It should come as no surprise that both federal and state authorities take drug offenses very seriously. Anyone who knows anything about the subject w ...
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Fentanyl Charges in Washington State
- Criminal Defense
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 ...
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How Washington Handles Probation Violations Caused By Failed Drug Tests
- Criminal Defense
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 ...
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Pleading Guilty To Avoid Trial – Should You?
- Criminal Defense
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 ...
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Seattle’s New Gun Storage Law – What Happens If You Don’t Follow The Rules?
- Criminal Defense
Gun violence and gun crimes are a perennial challenge for law enforcement authorities. Virtually every conceivable approach has been tried. Some of th ...
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Could You Be Wrongly Accused Because Of Entrapment?
- Criminal Defense
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 ...
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Can Issued Warrants Be Dismissed?
- Criminal Defense
The Fourth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution restricts the ability of police officers to conduct searches, seizures, and arrests. In fact, your const ...
