How an investigator can help your criminal case in Washington
Those facing serious criminal charges in Washington often require legal guidance if they want to keep the accusations they face from irrevocably changing their lives. A criminal defens[...]
The biggest mistakes to avoid after being arrested in Washington
Being arrested is a terrifying and stressful experience that can turn your life upside down. Whether you are innocent or guilty, knowing your rights and taking the right steps is going[...]
How to get felony charges reduced to a misdemeanor in Washington
Felonies are very serious crimes that risk far more severe penalties than misdemeanors do. In addition, you will lose certain rights if convicted of a felony, such as the right to vote[...]
What happens to your kids if you go to jail in Washington?
Having a parent sentenced to prison can be traumatic for children of any age. What can you do to reduce the impact on their lives and in what ways can the child maintain a connection t[...]
Common myths about sex crimes
Even with virtually unlimited information available at a moment’s notice through the internet, many myths about sex crimes and sex crime defense persist. Here are a few of the most com[...]
Common defenses against sexual assault charges in Washington
Accusations of sexual assault can be a life-altering and precarious situation for the accused. Sadly, modern history had not been friendly to accusers before several high-profile backl[...]
How Long Does a Felony Stay on Your Record?
A trial for the accused might only last a short time, but their record could stay with them for the rest of their life. Felonies are crimes that come with the most severe punishments b[...]
What is ‘entrapment’ and when does it apply in Washington?
Regular viewers of the TV show Cops will have likely seen a shirtless, wild-eyed suspect claim that buying drugs from an undercover cop is entrapment. While entrapment is a legitimate [...]
Are lie detectors used in Washington sex crime cases?
Polygraph testing, commonly known as “lie detectors,” are often used in sex crime cases, including investigation, prosecution, defense and for managing convicted sex offenders while th[...]