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Can You Go to Jail for Shoplifting Under…
Understanding Theft in the Third Degree and Your Legal Options Shoplifting may seem like a minor offense, especially when the…
What Is the Interstate Compact for Adult Offender…
Moving To or From Washington State While on Probation or Parole If you’re on probation or parole and considering a…
What Is Reckless Endangerment in Washington?
Understanding RCW 9A.36.050, Common Scenarios, and Defenses In Washington State, the crime of reckless endangerment is broader than many people…
Can You Travel Internationally with a Criminal Record?
What Washington Residents Should Know Before Leaving the Country A criminal conviction can follow you long after the case is…
What Is a “Stipulated Facts Trial” and When…
Most people think of criminal trials as heated courtroom battles full of witnesses, cross-examination, and dramatic closing arguments. But in…
How Washington Classifies Misdemeanors vs Gross Misdemeanors
If you’ve been charged with a misdemeanor in Washington, you may be wondering what the difference is between a “misdemeanor”…
Do I Need a Lawyer If I’m Just…
Many people assume that if they’re not the one being charged, they have nothing to worry about in a criminal…
What Is a No-Contact Order Violation by Proxy…
In Washington State, no-contact orders are powerful court mandates designed to protect individuals from harassment, abuse, or threats. But what…
How Does Washington Define ‘Harassment’ in Criminal Charges?
In Washington State, criminal harassment is taken seriously—even when no physical harm occurs. While many people associate the term “harassment”…
How Washington Handles Juvenile Diversion Agreements
When a minor is accused of a crime in Washington, the case doesn’t always lead straight to juvenile court. For…