State of Washington v. Respondent
Jun 13, 2007OUTCOME: Not Guilty
Juvenile client charged with Taking a Motor Vehicle. Case went to trial. Juvenile client was found not guilty.
Edwin Lee Aralica's Legal Cases (67)
Kent, WA
Criminal defense Lawyer at Kent, WA
Practice Areas: Criminal Defense
State of Washington v. Respondent
Mar 31, 2007OUTCOME: guilty
Gun charge. Moved to suppress gun after illegal search and seizure. Court denied motion.
State of Washington v. Respondent
Feb 22, 2007OUTCOME: Rape of a Child First Degree Dismissed
Juvenile client charged with raping another juvenile. Argued by motion and case dismissed. Court found that juvenile client did not have the legal capacity to be charged with Rape of a Child First Degr ... ee.
City of Seattle v. Defendant
May 18, 2006OUTCOME: Not Guilty
Client charged with Assault in the Fourth Degree. Client was at a concert and a woman accused him of assaulting her. Jury came back not guilty.
City of Seattle v. Defendant
May 02, 2006OUTCOME: Not Guilty
Client charged with prostitution. Case went to trial. Jury returned a not guilty verdict.
City of Seattle v. Defendant
Feb 13, 2006OUTCOME: Affirmed
The City of Seattle appealed my client's case first to King County Superior Court and then to the Court of Appeals, Division I. The City argued that the trial court erred when it did not revoke a stipu ... lated order for a continuance (case would be dismised if the client followed certain conditions). Both King County Superior Court and then to the Court of Appeals sided with the client that the trial had discretion to not revoke the stipulated order for a continuance.
State of Washington v. Defendant
Mar 28, 2005OUTCOME: Reversed
Client pled guilty to a DUI in King County District Court. He was given probation. At the end of his probation, the trial court extended probation for another six months. During those six months he vio ... lated probation. He was then given jail time. Client appealed the trial court's decision arguing that the court did not have authority to extend his probation in the first place. On appeal he won and the trial court's decision was reversed.
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