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If you are facing criminal charges, you may wonder what to expect next. Each state has a criminal justice system in place to hold people who may have committed crimes accountable for their actions. The purpose of this system is to uphold defendants’ constitutional rights to fair and speedy trials, as well as maintain…

Today, it seems like everyone has at least one social media account. While these platforms allow us to connect with friends, family, and people around the world, what you share online can cause harm — especially if you are facing criminal charges. Depending on what you post, social media can heavily impact your case,…

Sexual assault is a serious crime in Washington. If you are facing sexual assault charges, the police will arrest you, you will have to enter a number of meetings and arraignments, and you will likely have to attend a criminal trial. To defend yourself against these charges, you need to know the burden of…

Facing driving under the influence (DUI) charges can be daunting, and if a Washington police officer pulls you over on suspicion of this crime, you may not know what to do next. There are certain actions you can take to protect yourself and your rights, and there are also actions that could harm your…

Recent police brutality cases have sparked a wave of anti-brutality protests across the United States. While members of the public who do engage in peaceful protest are exercising their Constitutional rights, many law enforcement agencies are arresting and charging protesters with serious crimes. If you are arrested during a protest, there are certain factors…

Probation is a non-incarceration option that allows you to retain your freedom instead of going to prison. Under probation orders, you will need to adhere to certain requirements and meet regularly with a probation officer. If you violate your probation or fail to complete certain requirements, you can face serious legal penalties. Common Probation…