What is the worst case scenario for Theft from your employer?

Five years in prison. But if you want to know, what is a 'reasonably likely' scenario, it is much different. If the case is charged as a...

Can police lie about my consequnces if I don't become an informant for them?

Short answer - yes. And it happens all the time. The Bremerton detectives use informants for investigation all the time. People don't sign up to be...

The odds are decent, with the right lawyer. DUI can be proven even with a 'low' BAC reading. But it obviously creates an issue that your attorney...

Can you go deffered on a third DUI?

If he has never used a deferred prosecution, he is eligible under the facts you describe. Talk to an attorney right away, however. Deferred is very...

The police failed to read Miranda rights and implicit consent warnings as required in WA. in DUI arrest.

That is a fairly common set of facts. Remember that the public defender does not represent her at the DOL hearing. She has 20 days from the day of...

What to do if you cannot contact your PD?

That is a very disturbing set of facts. The law allows that you can have an attorney appointed, but not necessarily the attorney of your choice....

If you get an dishonorable discharged from being in the navy because you stole. do you end up going to jail to? and how long?

Those are two separate issues. The navy can take action of a non judicial nature, all the way up to separation / discharge. That has no bearing on...

Where can i get a free lawyer?

If you do not want to pay for a lawyer, you can sit back and wait to be formally charged. You will get a summons to appear in Federal Court,...

I want to know why a public defender would make a offer to settle with a bail forfeiture instead of take it to triaL

A bail forfeiture is a resolution that is not a criminal conviction, so it's a great deal if it is a case where there is a substantial chance of...

Is it possible to go to jail if I did not pay my fine for negligent driving in the first degree?

Is it possible? Sure, if the judge thinks you are intentionally violating a condition of the previous order, namely the order that you pay a fine....