What do I do?

This is a common scam. Don’t pay. Block the person from all your accounts. Move on. If you have given the person your phone number, or other...

Don’t make any further statements to anyone without an attorney present. If charges are filed, and you cannot afford an attorney, you will be...

I have to go to give a statement tomorrow at the police station as I have been accused of punching someone what should I say??

This is a website for United States law only. If this occurred in the US, I would tell you you absolutely do not have to make a statement to the...

Could cops run your plate while following you for over a mile with no traffic violation?

Overreacting? Racially profiled? Who knows? I can tell you this is very normal police work. An officer does not need reasonable suspicion to...

What is the legality of testing unknown substances in the United States?

You must register with the State of Washington as a drug research/testing facility. Without being granted permission by the State possession of...

I’m looking at 2 felonies of theft the plea offered is 9 months in county will I get out early?

A first time felony offender waiver allows the judge to go below the standard range and sentence a person to 0-90days. Nine months is not a FTOW. ...

If my friend has a felony charge from a few years ago and he wants to move to Washington will he have a hard time getting ajob?

It’s hard to get a job with a felony. He needs to talk to a local attorney about expunging the conviction. Moving states is unlikely to help his...

Can a 16 year old go to jail for an accomplice to armed robbery

An accomplice is someone that assist in committing a crime in some meaningful way. This person is liable for all of the crimes the other person...

You hired an attorney because he or she is an expert. Why are you second guessing this person? The prosecutor can’t prove a case without...

Can a prosecutor amend/add charges in citation and issue warrant before court date?

A warrant is issued by a court for failing to appear at a court date. Show up to your court dates and there will be no warrant.