How many years can Washington state go back in your records searching for prior dui offenses?

Both of my colleagues are correct. For mandatory minimum sentencing purposes - seven years from the date of ARREST is the timeline - however - the...

If your arraignment is in Everett - there won't be a prosecutor there, so you won't be able to plead anything BUT not guilty. Most judges won't...

Can a bail be set at my arraignment?

Mr. Leo is correct - it's not a usual occurrence - but it IS possible. However - one thing to consider is whether or not you have any prior...

How do I get a police report and results of a blood draw before my arraignment?

Even more so, you may not be able to even GET a copy of your own police report from the law enforcement agency that arrested you. That is always...

Merely contacting an agency, I do not believe, is criminal in and of itself. However - if there is an offer of prostitution which is accepted by...

How long after being arrested for DUI and having a blood draw for drugs do they have to tell me I have to go to court?

With the King County Prosecutor's office - it can take months to a year or more in some instances. Redmond is moving a bit faster than most - but 5...

I was arrested for theft 3rd degree. Medication I was prescribed has kleptomania side effects, what are my options?

Mr. Bartels is quite correct - the best course of action for you is to hire an attorney immediately so they can begin researching the diminished...

Do I really need to have attorney for a malicious mischief case when my record literally doesnt even have a parking ticket on it

The fact is - malicious mischief is a gross misdemeanor punishable by up to a year in jail and/or a $5000 fine. Additionally - it can cause...

What do I have to do to move out of state?

Generally speaking, unless you've had a prior DUI - you're not under the interstate compact, so you shouldn't have any problems moving out of...

Most likely there will be a BAC ticket in your discovery packet - but you really need to consult your attorney in your case. If you don't already...