It means the person has been arrested for, or charged with, a third violation of a protection order. The third violation of a protection order...

No, the statute of limitations means that you must be CHARGED within a specific period of time after committing an alleged offense. Once you're...

The waiting period is five years since release from jail, DOC supervision, or your sentencing date, whichever happened later. If you were given DOC...

You need to have your record sealed and it won't show up on the FBI report anymore. You need to contact an experienced and knowledgeable lawyer in...

If you had been actually convicted of the unconstitutional crime, you could go back and have that count vacated now, as many people are doing. But...

It's possible that whatever you were convicted of in CA is legally equivalent to rape 2 in WA, which is why it's reflected as rape 2 on the WSP...

Certificates of discharge are for adult felonies only.

Destruction of juvenile records is controlled by RCW 13.50.270 and the eligibility criteria is extremely narrow. Almost no one qualifies. You...

No, it cannot be reduced to a misdemeanor and/or expunged. However, you can probably have the record sealed, but only if you're first relieved of...

Your points have not washed. Burglary is class B - requires ten years, not five.