You should NOT talk with the citing officer. You should not talk with anyone about this but your criminal defense attorney (and then let him/her...

You said that you "live with" a felon, but have not described the relationship. Marital? Intimate? Just roommates? Is the felon just a renter,...

Life is too short, life is too precious to spend it in fear. You asked, "What should I do...?" You should find some family members and/or friends...

If you are a resident of Washington, and you have a felony conviction in another state, you very likely do not have the right to possess firearms...

RCW 9.41.010(1) defines firearms and guns this way: a "Firearm" means a weapon or device from which a projectile or projectiles may be fired by an...

Like Form 4473 (what you and the FFL fill out when you're making a purchase), ATF Form 1 has instructions attached. Look at the first full page of...

In the state of Washington, theft of a motor vehicle is a class B felony under RCW 9A.56.068 and carries a maximum penalty of 10 years in prison...

Generally speaking, court monitored probation (as opposed to the Probation Dept. monitoring your period of probation - which is called active...

In theory, you should not have to do anything more than that since the Blake decision rendered your conviction void ab initio (void from the...

J&S stands for Judgment & Sentence. It is the Order that the judge filled out on the day you were sentenced. It says what you were found guilty...