Go to the Room C-125 of the Snohomish County Courthouse, and they can help you there. They will help you on how to properly complete the forms there. The type of order that you should request is an "Anti-Harrassment Order". The courthouse is 3000 Rockefeller Ave, Everett.
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Under Washington's burglary statute, the prosecutor does not have to prove that you forced your way in or that you bypassed a locked door etc. Just that you went in there without permission of the owner. There is no automatic way to get a charge reduced. You lawyer will have to look at the reports, and see if the prosecutor is willing to consider a reduction. Often times they are not receptive to reducing the charges, and you may need to go to trial if that is your wish. Under Washington...
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Theft Third Degree is a gross misdemeanor and is punishable by 0-365 days in jail and up to a 5,000 dollar fine. First time offenders often simply receive probation; some second-time offenders receive probation, but a judge may look to a stiffer sentence, depending on the circumstances.
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It sounds like he was arrested for breaking the sunglasses, which would be Malicious Mischief. Because the two were related, it may be charged as a domestic violence incident even though no assault occurred. I would recommend calling the jail to see when visitation hours would be. I would not discuss the case with him while he is in custody. You mentioned that the victim was not pressing charges. In Washington, the prosecutor and police can go forward with a prosecutor even if the victim...
The best advice would be for your son to listen closely to any attorney who is currently on the case because they know the file the best. As you know the difference between felony Theft 2nd Degree and the lower level is the fair market value of the item in question. Usually when a juvenile is convicted he will be ordered as part of probation to have a curfew and do community service hours. The court does not typically order the probationer not to have contact with other students unrelated to...
You can contest the ticket, although this is a challenge to do without an attorney. Not signing the ticket would not be a defense. You may decide to "defer" the ticket. A deferral is when the ticket is continued for one year, and if you don't get any more tickets it will be dismissed. It cost around $150. It doesn't look like Klickitat County has info on this on their website, so you should probably call them. For more info on the deferral process check out the below site for an example...
If a patient records a therapy session without the therapists knowledge or agreement in the State of Washington, that could be charged as a felony under RCW 9.73.030. See http://apps.leg.wa.gov/RCW/default.aspx?cite=9.73.030.
If you do not pay the financial settlement, it appears that you are really at the mercy of the judge. When you have financial obligations to a court and are unable to pay the full amount, it is always a good idea to pay at least something rather than nothing at all. Having made a few payments for $5 is way better than $0. Although you may view the suspended driving charges as having been resolved in your favor, such charges could still convince the judge and prosecutor that you do not...
If he is convicted of Taking Motor Vehicle 1st Degree under RCW 9A.56.070, he would face a standard range of 6 to 12 months. But if he is convicted of only Taking Motor Vehicle 2nd Degree, he would face a standard range of 0-2 months. Prior misdemeanor convictions do not increase the standard range, only felonies. A judge may look at the prior misdemeanors in deciding whether to sentence the defendant to the top of the range or the bottom. In addition to any sentence in Washington, he could...
Call a local attorney. Exercise your right to remain silent. Since it is the weekend, look through the yellow pages and some attorneys have numbers for after hours.