Blog

Possession of illegal drugs can lead to serious consequences in Washington State. Depending on the circumstances surrounding the alleged offense, you can face prison time, fines, and other penalties. If the crime involves large amounts of drugs, certain types of substances, and other aggravating factors, such as possession with intent to distribute, the consequences…

An arrest is an emotional, high-stress experience, but the events after an arrest can be equally as damaging. Depending on the charges you are facing, you may need to remain in police custody for a certain period of time, usually until your trial or a hearing. However, Washington offers multiple options for release, and…

Washington drug laws impose severe penalties on people who possess, sell, or manufacture illegal substances. However, there are certain situations where you may be in possession of drugs that belong to another person. Unfortunately, you can face conviction for drug possession if you have actual or constructive possession over the substance—even if the drugs…

When a police officer stops you or places you under arrest, there are several laws that govern your rights during the process. If you attempt to flee or fight against the officer during this encounter, you could face additional charges for resisting arrest. Penalties for resisting arrest vary depending on your actions, but these…