A Picture is Worth a 1K Words
In domestic violence cases it is immeasurably important to understand the full context of the parties’ relationship. The relationship itself often tells a story, and ...
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Washington State Laws
All crimes in the State of Washington are enumerated in the Revised Code of Washington (RCW). These codes define what a crime is, lay out ...
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Noteless in Seattle
Last Thursday Senate Bill 5404 was signed into effect. Somehow common sense finally prevailed. The new law exempts sunblock from being classified as a medication ...
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Three Strikes and You Are Out!
The “three strikes” law has been implemented in many States, where in which a defendant with three violent felony convictions may be sentenced to life ...
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Five Down to Four
Well that didn’t take long. Another law change in the DUI sector. In April, the Washington State legislature approved a measure that would make a ...
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Crime and Punishment
After a criminal defendant is convicted or pleads guilty, a judge will decide on the appropriate punishment during the sentencing phase of a criminal case. ...
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Tether at your Own Risk
You tie up or tether a dog in Washington State and you could soon be facing a hefty penalty. Currently, Washington doesn’t have animal cruelty ...
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Threats Against the President
With the United States Presidential elections now a distant memory, many are satisfied with the results, while others are not. Throughout the United States, citizens ...
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The Gov’t Calls the Shots in DV Matters
Domestic violence in the State of Washington can be virtually any criminal act committed by a “family or household member” against another, including, but not ...
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How Can I Get Out of Jail?
Upon an arrest, the very first question the arrestee will ask is how he or she can get out of jail expeditiously. Several things must ...
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