Fighting Your Legal Disputes With An Unwavering Focus On Results
Washington residents who are convicted of crimes cannot file effective appeals simply because they maintain their innocence and believe that the jury made a mistake. When a jury returns a unanimous verdict, it can only be overturned if the trial was defective in some...
When someone is faced with a criminal conviction in Washington, it is generally possible for them to appeal their case. This is the legal way of saying that you're taking the matter up to a higher court. In so doing, you can request that they look over particular...
Following a conviction at trial or through a guilty plea in Washington, many people think that nothing more can be done. However, there are a few ways that people can try to reverse convictions or withdraw guilty pleas, including filing motions for post-conviction...
Identity theft refers to the crime of using another person's information in a manner that may allow you to benefit financially. This crime can carry serious prison time in Washington state and can dramatically impact the rest of your life. You can be accused of...
A criminal conviction in Washington can have several serious consequences. Besides the fines, prison sentence and community service, a criminal record will follow you for years, preventing you from enjoying your basic rights like access to housing opportunities,...
When Washington residents get convicted of a crime, they may find themselves feeling hopeless. You may think that your only recourse is to accept the conviction and move on with your life. However, you may be able to appeal your conviction through post-conviction...