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Have you been charged with assault in Washington State? Assault is a serious offense that could lead to various penalties. Assault is defined as unwanted physical harm, but you could be convicted of assault even if you haven't had physical contact with someone. read more

In Washington, theft is defined as wrongfully taking or obtaining property or services with the intent to deprive the rightful owner of that property or of the value of the services. Appropriating lost or mistakenly delivered property is also considered theft. read more

Never plead Guilty to a DUI Criminal Charge in Seattle as the consequences can be far reaching. read more

Under Washington law, there must be an actual traffic violation or a specific, stated suspicion of a crime in order for a police officer to pull you over. If a police officer pulls you over and you have been drinking and driving, there are a few things you can do to potentially improve the outcome. read more

Driving under the influence (DUI) is a serious crime with life-altering consequences. A Washington State DUI charge can have a significant impact on your future, with penalties ranging from license suspension to jail time. read more