What is the Status of Ghost Guns?
August 16, 2023
In Washington state, manufacture of "ghost guns" with intent to sell them is a felony.
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Plain-English guidance on Washington DUI, criminal, and traffic law — updated regularly by our attorneys.
Is Mail Theft a Felony?
August 13, 2023
Often times, clients come in to our office and informing us that they did not receive a court notice or a letter from the department of licensing…
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Get Paddled for Ignoring the Paddle?
August 8, 2023
if cited for a traffic violation you should hire a Seattle traffic lawyer
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Can a Police Radar Gun Lead to a DUI?
August 3, 2023
A common site on roadways all over the United States is a law enforcement officer standing by their patrol car aiming a radar gun at oncoming traffic.…
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What Does Child Abandonment Mean?
July 30, 2023
Child abandonment occurs when a parent, guardian, or person in charge of a child either deserts a child without any regard for the child's physical…
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What is the State of WSP Employment?
July 25, 2023
The Washington State Patrol watches Washington’s state highways, enforces traffic laws and conducts criminal investigations and drug forensic testing through its self-prescribed ‘state of the art’ toxicology lab
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What Happens if I Violate Probation?
July 23, 2023
A probation violation is an offense that occurs when you break the terms or conditions of your probation. The punishment for probation violations usually…
Read moreWhat About my Gun(s)?
July 21, 2023
ourth and Fifth Amendment rights against unreasonable searches and seizures
Read moreWhat Documents Does My Attorney Need?
July 13, 2023
After an arrest, a criminal case/investigation will move to the respective City or State's prosecutors office for review and prosecution. The police…
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What Happens After I Am Arrested?
July 9, 2023
There are typically four ways to get out of jail after an arrest. This is called "posting bail," and it can be done in a few ways: 1) Paying a set…
Read moreWhat About Free Speech?
July 6, 2023
to prosecute someone for what is indisputably a ‘true threat’ of violence, the government must show that the defendant has some level of subjective understanding that the statement(s) made was threatening
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