I have 2 misdemeanors in WA state. One is in 2008 and one in 2010. Is there any way to get these expunged?

Neither can be expunged, since they would not be considered "non-conviction data." However, the 2010 theft charge can be vacated three years after...

Received a Neglegent Driving 1st in WA State. Recently pulled over in OR State for a DUII. How will that effect probation?

It is likely that due to the arrest in Orgegon that the court he in Washington will summon you for a probation violation hearing. The court here...

I got temp restraining order for protection on my husband. What will happen if neither of us shows up to court date?

If a petitioner does not appear in court for the full-order hearing, the court cannot grant the order; the temporary order will expire and the...

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What is the going rate for criminal trial for a 4 to 5 day trial.

Legal fees are determined by each individual attorney based on their experience, reputation and relative complexity of the case. Many criminal...

What plea is entered at arraignment for a dui deferral? Guilty, not guilty, or no contest?

A plea of not guilty is entered at arraignment, even if planning on petitioning the court for a deferred prosecution.

Trafficking in stolen property first degree

I am also unsure what you are asking, butif you have an offender score of 4, your standard sentencing range on one count is 15-20 months in state...

What will happen if no files are charged within 72 hours? The charge is a dv and Class A felony.

A suspect can be held in custody for up to 72 hours without the filing of charges. That 72 hours does not include Saturdays, Sundays or Holidays. ...

A person will be tried for a DUI as an adult, in adult court, if the person is 16 years or older. The question you may need to be asking is...

Can someone sign for another person under penalty of perjury?

You cannot sign for someone else under penalty of perjury unless that person has a properly executed power of attorney, and even then I would have...

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Before you do anything, call a private criminal defense attorney in the jurisdiction where the case is filed and ask them all your questions.