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Fake ID cards are popular in Washington state. With the widespread use of editing software and companies specializing in fake ID creation, it’s easier for minors to obtain these falsified documents than ever before. However, using a fake ID to purchase alcohol, enter a restricted section of a nightclub, or engage in any other…

In Washington, it is illegal for anyone under the age of 21 to purchase or possess alcohol. Minors who are caught in possession of alcohol could face penalties, including detention, fines, and probation. If you or your child are facing charges for underage drinking, it is important to seek the help of a criminal…

Criminal penalties for many crimes, such as drug possession, sexual assault, and robbery, can differ based on the circumstances surrounding the crime. The presence of aggravating factors can increase the severity of the consequences you may face, while mitigating factors may allow you to seek a lighter penalty. If these factors are present in…

When you are facing criminal charges, it is easy to focus on the penalty of jail time. However, a prison sentence is only one way that a criminal conviction can impact your life—and the consequences of a criminal record do not go away once your sentence ends. There are many ways that a criminal…

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…

If you are facing criminal charges in Washington state, you have a number of important constitutional rights that the courts and the police must honor. Any actions that deprive you of these rights is a violation of the United States Constitution, and you may have grounds to appeal the charges against you if these…