Shall I Fight My Traffic Ticket?
Every day, drivers in Washington State are pulled over for committing civil traffic infractions. The question that is often asked is whether it is worth ...
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Are Abortions Illegal after Roe v. Wade?
Roe v. Wade has been overturned by the Supreme Court which has made abortion illegal under federal law. Although this will not impact residents of ...
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Do Private Security Guards have Legal Authority to Make an Arrest?
Throughout Washington State, you will see private security guards patrolling malls, banks and other businesses. For the most part, private security guards do not have ...
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Can I Possess a Gun?
Mass shootings have become a common occurrence in the United States. In most cases, family, friends, or acquaintances knew that the perpetrator was a troubled ...
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What is a Good Defense Lawyer?
Being charged with a crime can be a life-changing experience. You need to reach out to a lawyer qualified and experienced in criminal defense lawyer ...
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Can I Share My Prescribed Medication?
Each and every day, people across the United States are prescribed medication for an injury and/or after a surgery. Sharing your prescription painkillers or any ...
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Are Polygraph Tests Admissible in Court?
In many felony cases, in particular sex offense charges, a defendant goes through a sexual deviancy evaluation. During these evaluations, a polygraph examination is generally ...
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What Factors Do Judges Consider at Sentencing?
The majority of criminal cases are resolved via some sort of negotiated plea deal. Many times, the defendant must enter a plea of guilty in ...
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Is Driving While High Harmless?
Since the legalization of marijuana in some states, there has been a false perception that Driving While High is harmless. This in fact is not ...
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Can the Judge Reject a Plea Agreement?
The majority of criminal cases are resolved by way of a plea. In a negotiated plea agreement, a defendant agrees to plead guilty in exchange ...
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