Why are study drugs such a major problem in Washington?
Study drugs are prescription medications used illicitly to enhance concentration, energy and mental stamina. College students commonly use these substances to improve academic performa[...]
What should I do if my child is accused of selling drugs in Washington?
From shock to strategy: What should I do if my child is accused of selling drugs in Washington? We have many goals when raising our children. We may have dreams of them competing in pr[...]
The role of expert witnesses in a Washington sex crimes trial
While it is not common for prosecuting attorneys to call in expert witnesses to testify in a sex crimes case, it’s common enough that defendants should know the implications. There are[...]
Individual rights related to government searches
The 4th and 5th Amendments of the United States Constitution safeguard individual rights within the criminal justice system. These amendments protect against unreasonable government ac[...]
Juvenile defendants in sex crimes cases in Washington
A juvenile defendant for any crime is always a difficult situation. Age, maturity and sometimes simply being able to discern right from wrong makes each case unique. What should juveni[...]
3 actions that can lead to embezzlement charges against a worker in Washington
Embezzlement is one of the most common white-collar charges filed against individuals. Employees in a variety of different roles may have access to business resources. If they engage i[...]
The use of digital evidence in Washington sex crime cases
Digital evidence has drastically altered how prosecutors handle sex crime cases. More and more, it eclipses the age-old “he said/she said” defense strategy. Knowing how digital evidenc[...]
Why do Washington teens break the law?
Parents are sometimes shocked when they find out that their children have been accused of breaking the law. They may have a teenager who has been a bit rebellious at times, but they’ve[...]
What are the penalties for voyeurism in Washington State?
Washington considers voyeurism to be a serious offense and the penalties for a conviction can be harsh. However, voyeurism charges must satisfy certain criteria before prosecution is p[...]