Felonies do not technically have a definition. However, this is because the severity for each crime listed in RCW Chapter 9A is different. For that reason, felonies are more serious and unpleasant than misdemeanors or gross misdemeanors, as they can result in higher payment of fines, over ninety days of jail time, or more.
Read MoreIf you have found yourself under arrest or convicted of a DUI, finding the right attorney to help your case is crucial.
In Washington state, you must request a hearing within seven days of your arrest for a DUI. If you are unable to within the time allotment, your license will be suspended for 90 days up to 2 years depending on the severity or prior offenses.
Read MoreWashington state law has several different types of crimes that fall under the umbrella of domestic violence. To understand if domestic violence charges can be dropped, it is best to discuss your unique situation with a lawyer.
Read MoreIn February 2021, the Washington State Supreme Court ruled to decriminalize the possession of drugs. During the following months, there was no law that prohibited drug possession. But a new law was passed in May of that year. This back and forth can make things confusing. Are drugs actually legal or not? Here’s what you should know about how drug possession laws have changed in Washington State.
Read MoreConsequences for violating a protective order can vary. However, all violations will require a court hearing. Understanding the rules of a protective order is critical to ensure compliance. Our experienced attorneys can help.
Read MoreGetting arrested and charged with a crime is a stressful experience. Here are a few of the most important things to consider when choosing a criminal defense attorney.
Read MoreUnderstanding the four degrees of assault is crucial when facing a legal process. Verity Criminal Defense is here to inform and help you differentiate them.
Read MoreYour first actions following an assault arrest or charge are key. The legal experts at Verity Criminal Defense are here to fight for you.
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