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As the COVID-19 pandemic spreads across the United States, both federal and state governments are taking steps to provide economic relief to Americans, as well as work to find an adequate cure. With the rise of news about COVID-19, many coronavirus-related frauds are appearing around the world — leading many people to fall victim…

For all residents of Washington state, driving while under the influence of alcohol or drugs can lead to serious consequences, both for the victims of any potential accidents and for the intoxicated driver. An adult must have a blood alcohol content (BAC) of .08 or higher for a law enforcement officer to place him…

In Washington state, it is illegal to operate a motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol or drugs — including marijuana. Driving while under the influence of this substance can lead to severe consequences, including serious injury, death, and thousands of dollars in property damage. If you receive a conviction for this crime,…

If you receive a conviction for a DUI in Washington state, you understand how severe the penalties are for this crime. After you serve your jail sentence and pay the required fines, the state may also require you to undergo probation for a certain period of time. If you break the terms of your…

There are many cases where someone may feel unsafe around another person, including experiencing domestic violence, being a plaintiff in a criminal case, or falling victim to a stalker. In these situations, Washington courts will order a protection order to separate the aggressor from the victim — including no-contact orders. What Is a No-Contact…

Embezzlement and theft are two crimes that may seem interchangeable, but carry different definitions and penalties under Washington state law. However, these acts can lead to serious consequences — and if convicted, you can face a threat to your freedom, ability to find housing and employment, and interpersonal relationships. Understanding the difference between the…