Felonies

Felony crimes in Washington are broken down by classes. There are three in total: A, B, & C. Class A felonies are the most serious, and cannot be expunged. Class B & C felonies may be expunged depending on what they are. 

If you do not know the class of felony on your record, we have listed some of the most common non-sex crime felonies below. This is not a complete list, so if you do not see the crime you were convicted of below, just give us a call.

• Class A: 
  • Assault 1
  • Assault of a Child 1
  • Burglary 1
  • Kidnapping 1
  • Manslaughter 1
  • Murder 1 & 2
  • Robbery 1
  • Vehicular Homicide – Reckless, Disregard for Safety, or DUI
• Class B
  • Arson 2
  • Assault 2
  • Assault of a Child 2
  • Bribery
  • Drive-by shooting
  • Extortion 1
  • False Reporting 1
  • Identity Theft 1
  • Intimidating Witness/Juror/Judge
  • Kidnapping 2
  • Manslaughter 2
  • Perjury 1
  • Promoting Prostitution 1
  • Residential Burglary
  • Robbery 2
  • Stalking
  • Theft of a Firearm
  • Theft from Vulnerable Adult 1
  • Trafficking in Stolen Property 1
  • Unlawful Possession of a Firearm 1
  • Vehicular Assault – Reckless or DUI
• Class C
  • Animal Cruelty 1
  • Assault 3
  • Assault of a Child 3
  • Attempting to Elude
  • Custodial Assault
  • Cyber Harassment
  • Domestic Violence Court Order Violation
  • Extortion 2
  • Forgery
  • Harassment
  • Hate Crime Offense
  • Hit & Run – Injury
  • Identity Theft 2
  • Malicious Mischief 1
  • Possession of Stolen Property 2
  • Promoting Prostitution 2
  • Tampering with a Witness
  • Theft 2
  • Unlawful Imprisonment
  • Unlawful Possession of a Firearm 2
  • Vehicle Prowl 1