If you have been charged with a Class A felony in Washington state, you need to understand that you are facing the most serious type
Washington has more than 67,000 government employees. If any one of these people injures you while they are on duty, you have the right to
Assault 2 is a serious and violent criminal charge, as it is a class B felony and considered a strike offense. The domestic violence (DV)
Perhaps it was the first time you ever broke the law. Maybe it was a fight with your spouse that got out of control. Whatever
The sentencing phase of the criminal process is what comes after you have been found guilty at trial or pleaded guilty. The sentencing hearing itself
A Class B felony in Washington state may not be the most serious crime you can be charged with, but it’s close. Often related to
When you are seriously injured in a car accident, you often can’t return to work right away. That means you can’t make money to pay
Three strikes, and you’re out. In baseball, that well-known rule means you have to return to the bench and will likely get another chance at
When filing a personal injury claim, there are many factors at play. One important factor that affects your claim is time. If you bring forth
When a Washington court agrees to release you while your criminal trial is pending, you are subject to a set of pretrial conditions. These conditions
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