The truth about our legal system is that the vast majority of cases are resolved by plea bargaining. Every person accused of a crime has the right...

Charged with third degree theft for finding and keeping money ($500), what will happen?

Theft in the third degree is a gross misdemeanor in Washington with a maximum penalty of 364 days in jail and a $5000 fine. If you are found guilty...

Will a theft 3 charge be easy to dismiss if I have no criminal record?

Understandably, you are nervous about this and how it will affect your future. Since you already have an attorney, the best thing you can do to...

Treatment facility requiring a UA but will not provide it to visit a client. Past history of visits.

I agree that you probably don't have a legal cause of action here, but sometimes other avenues can be helpful. For example, you could go to the...

PP in Wa had DV stipulations. 3 years later the charges plead to 2 restrain violations. is there any chance of removal at all?

It sounds like you need the advice of an attorney who is familiar with Parenting Plans in Washington state. Having criminal convictions on your...

I agree with my colleague Mr. Earl. I also wanted to add that it is good you have arranged to pay your ticket and gotten relicensed. Those factors...

Looking for lawyer for son who is 18 years old.

There are different rules and procedures for juveniles, so an attorney who has experience in juvenile court would be your best bet. The law...

I turned myself in on a fta assult no pr in king county,wa served 3days and was released what do you think will happen to me in

If it is a pending misdemeanor assault, the maximum penalty you can get is 364 days in jail and/or a $5000 fine (if you either plead guilty or are...

How do I convince a jury of my innocense if the alleged victim is lying

Remember, it is not your job (or your lawyer's job) to convince a jury that you are innocent. Rather, it is the prosecutor's job to prove that you...

I got second dui last month they change to differed .

Your question is slightly unclear, but this is my take on it: You are on a deferred prosecution for your second DUI and you missed a required...