Ann Michaela Carey

Ann Michaela Carey's Answers (6)

Seattle, WA

Criminal defense Lawyer at Seattle, WA

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, Juvenile ... +2 more

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Should I worry about my juvenile record?

Ann's answer | Answered on February 08, 2016

In Washington State, juvenile records may be sealed when eligible. You will need to check your local jurisdiction to determine eligibility. ...

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Can I be charged as an adult for a juvenile offense?

Ann's answer | Answered on February 08, 2016

Juvenile Court generally has original and exclusive jurisdiction for offenses committed by persons under 18. Once a person turns 18 years old,...

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I got a ticket for 50 mph in a 25 school zone while I was a minor and I turned 18 before the court date what will happen?

Ann's answer | Answered on April 12, 2010

This is an infraction and not a criminal matter. In Washington State, courts of limited jurisdiction have authority to adjudicate traffic...

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What is the sentencing range for asualt in thefirst degree in washington state?

Ann's answer | Answered on April 12, 2010

An Assault in the First Degree is a serious violent Class A felony. For a person with no criminal history the standard sentence range is from 93...

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My cousin assaulted me, I think, by slapping my hand out on a ledge of a very high ledge of a hotel...11th floor. She was

Ann's answer | Answered on April 12, 2010

There are three recognized definitions of "assault" in the State of Washington: 1. an attempt, with unlawful force, to inflict bodily injury upon...

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What are the porcedures and consequnces for a juvenile first time shoplifter for somethng worth less than $50?

Ann's answer | Answered on April 06, 2010

In most jurisdictions a simple shoplift is a misdemeanor theft. A first time juvenile shoftlifter may have alternatives available which will keep...

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