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Feb 28

Navigating the criminal justice system is daunting for anyone who has been arrested for a crime, but for immigrants in Washington State, the stakes are significantly higher. Not only are there potential language barriers, but the actual criminal charges themselves can affect your immigration status. read more

Feb 20

If you're reading this, chances are you or a loved one might be facing charges for a crime that you believe was an act of self-defense. It is natural to feel confused and afraid of going through the criminal justice system, especially if you acted in self-defense. Will they believe you? Will they understand? read more

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Once you plead guilty to a charge, you cannot change your plea afterwards, so it always advised that you talk with a criminal defense attorney at our firm before you do this. Pleading guilty means that you are admitting your conduct is punishable by the law and you know...

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What Happens at a Preliminary Inquiry in Seattle?

If you're facing serious criminal charges in Seattle, you will need to attend a preliminary inquiry. A preliminary inquiry is a court hearing that determines whether prosecutors have enough...