What do I do now. I have been charged with count-1 forgery in Washington state.

First, it's while attorneys here may offer help and we need to know enough facts to try to identify the issue it is not good to be too specific as...

Is a warrant for 1st degree burglary & conspiracy extraditable?

Your question is not all that clear as your location indicates you are in Spokane. First degree burglary is a class A felony. Most counties will...

I do not know if I gave someone power of attorney over me. How may I find out?

Powers of attorney may be filed with the county auditor, but most are not filed anywhere. If you have given someone a power of attorney over you,...

My nephew pleaded guilty to what he was told was a lesser charge & that he would get time served!

Unfortunately you do not provide enough information. Washington uses a sentencing scheme that for the most part doesn't care what the "maximum"...

Can crimes uncovered during a civil trial lead to criminal prosecution?

The easy answer is yes, things discovered in a civil trial can be used to form the basis of a criminal case. There can be issues though. I have...

There are several ways to challenge a ticket in Washington from issues with the county giving reports to credibility challenges to the evidence. ...

Is it legal for an individual to video-record or photograph others at a political (or other) event without their knowledge?

There is a common misunderstanding, even among attorneys who don't work in this area that you need permission before you record. That is true only...

Do I have a clear case against Safeway for what appears to be human blood on my groceries, bag and receipt?

You have a clear case of what? To have a case of anything you need to have damages. What would be your damages? The only damages would be for...

Your description of being asked to leave but not leaving would constitute criminal trespassing. As far as probable cause to arrest is concerned,...

In Washington state can some one record your conversation without your consent

Yes and no. It's a common misunderstanding that Washington requires people to consent before they can be recorded. In general, that is wrong. ...