Alexander Floyd Ransom’s Answers

Alexander has answered 7 questions

  • How do I plead to 3rd assault?

    Asked by a user in Bellingham, WA - 10 months ago.

    Assault 3 is a fairly serious offense. As mentioned above, it's a Class C felony exposing you to 5 years jail and $10K in fines. Usually, the charge applies when victims are police officers,...

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  • What is deferred prosecution?

    Asked by a user in Seatac, WA - almost 4 years ago.

    DUI litigation is essentially fought in two battlegrounds: (1) license suspension proceedings brought by the Department of Licensing (DOL) and (2) criminal charges initiated from the Prosecutor. You...

  • It is legal to refuse to give me a police report?

    Asked by a user in Bellingham, WA - about 4 years ago.

    I practice here in Bellingham. You ARE entitled to your police report(s). There is a process, however. (1) You won't obtain police reports from the police department. Period. (2) If you are...

  • Civil suit

    Asked by a user in Memphis, TN - about 5 years ago.

    Are you the named defendant/respondent to the civil action? NO, I AM NOT A DEFENDANT/RESPONDENT: In Washington, a civil action is commenced by (1) service of summons and complaint, or (2) by...

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  • Hit a car in parking lot.

    Asked by a user in Connecticut - almost 4 years ago.

    Yes, the matter is serious. If this case happened in Washington, your friend could be charged with Hit and Run Unattended, RCW 46.52.010. The charge is a simple misdemeanor criminal offense...

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  • Criminal Defense, Confidential Informants, Drug Related

    Asked by a user in Florida - over 4 years ago.

    Try to avoid becoming a police informant. They'll "work you" as long as you're useful, yet stay ambivalent regarding what you receive in return. In the long run, police will turn your file over to...

  • Personal Injury

    Asked by a user in Otsego, MI - about 5 years ago.

    Can your ex's lawsuit prevail? It depends. One question is whether the statute of limitations (SOL) has run out. In Washington, the SOL for filing a personal injury claim is three years. The time...

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