When charged with an assault 2 charge how is it determined if it's a felony or misdemeanor

Assault 2 is a felony in Washington State. If she was found guilty of pled to Assault 2, that is a felony conviction. For specifics on the charges...

You should document these incidents, as it sounds like you have done. You may be able to obtain a protection order given the harassment and...

I received an infraction for "exp. tabs", marked as "traffic" vs "non-traffic" infraction. Can I contest with any hope to win?

Expired Tabs/Registration is a traffic infraction. It is not a moving violation so will not be reportable to your insurance company and will not...

Over ten years ago i had a couple of restraining orders not at the same time, ive complied w all court orders no trouble since

You should contact an attorney to discuss the specifics of your situation and address whether restoration of firearms rights is possible and then...

Will Washington state demand extradition from another state on a misdemeanor?

In the previous answer's questions you indicated that you want to know why extradition as a means of gleaning more about this person's records....

Contemplating starting a solo criminal defense practice in Washington state.

There are aspects to incorporation as far as liability, tax structure, etc., that may or may not be beneficial to you, dependent upon more...

I was cited for "failing to drive in right-hand lane" (RCW 46.61.100.2). What are my legal options?

There are four options: 1) Pay the ticket and have it hit your record; 2) Request a mitigation hearing and explain your story, seeking a reduction...

Ex talking about being in a GANG over Facebook....can I use this in family court and possibly get a restraining order? SCARED!

You state that he has been out of your son's life. Do you have a parenting plan in place with any restrictions on his time with your son? If you do...

If I was given a two year slow neg on November 30th 2012 is that considering my conviction date?

If you entered into the "slow Neg," which is likely either actually a 24 month Stipulated Order of Continuance or PreTrial Diversion, the...

What is the statute of limitations on a Felony Eluding charge?

Three years. Specifically, the statute of limitations for a felony elude falls under RCW 9A.04.080 (1)(h), which states in relevant part, "No...