I am charged with Obstructing an officer in WA state and want to know what the consequences might be???
Mr. Gross is correct - Obstruction is a gross misdemeanor in Washington, carrying a maximum of 365 in jail and a $5000 fine. However, in the...
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Mr. Gross is correct - Obstruction is a gross misdemeanor in Washington, carrying a maximum of 365 in jail and a $5000 fine. However, in the...
You shouldn't plead guilty if you're not guilty. You should either inform your public defender that you want to have a trial, or see about hiring a...
According to the statutory scheme, yes - the mandatory minimums would be the same for a first offense. However, in most cases, prosecutors and/or...
The public defenders for snohomish county, where your son is, are known to be good lawyers. Have you attempted to get in touch with the attorney?...
Any DUI is fightable. What sort of result you'll get will largely depend on the facts not only of your side, but of what is in the officer's...
You can be charged as an accomplice, yes. However, whether or not you're able to get your charge reduced will depend on many things, including your...
In Washington, Drug Paraphanalia is a misdemeanor, with a maximum penalty of 90 days in jail and a $1000 fine. If you are convicted, you MUST spend...
Assault in the 4th Degree is a gross misdemeanor under Washington State Law, meaning the maximum penalty is up to a year in jail and a $5000 fine....
The Victim's Advocate is NOT an attorney, nor is what they say binding. Assault4 and Malicious Mischief3 are both gross misdemeanors under...
The question you ask is one that is asked almost always by people charged with domestic violence. It is one that is highly case specific, and...