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Learning that your child has been accused of a sexual offense can be overwhelming in a way that is hard to put into words. In an instant, everyday life is replaced with uncertainty, concern and the need to make sense of something that feels out of character and deeply...
With the current state of the economy, people often need things they will have trouble affording. In some cases, they may not see any option for getting what they need other than taking it. Unfortunately, taking things from retailers is a criminal offense –...
Hearing a knock at the door and looking out to see a police officer standing there can be a worrying moment. Whether you are a teen or the parent of a teen, you may well wonder about what happens next. While you are not obligated to open a door just because an officer...
Young people who have learned from past mistakes are eager to move forward. In Washington State, individuals can remove their juvenile criminal records from public access for a fresh start. Washington law allows the sealing of several types of juvenile records,...
We all make mistakes, especially teenagers. The last thing parents want is to see opportunities and doors close just because of a mistake their child made. Unfortunately, when these mistakes come in the form of criminal offenses, both parents and children can face a...
Not that long ago, shoplifting was not generally regarded as a serious offense. These days, those in Washington convicted of theft can face harsh penalties and have their lives drastically and permanently impacted. Recently, four women in Bellevue were arrested and...
When someone in Washington is arrested and charged with a criminal offense, they are presumed innocent unless and until it is proven they are guilty. Unfortunately, just being arrested and accused of a crime can potentially throw an innocent person's life upside down....
While there is an age limit for the legal consumption of alcoholic beverages, this might not always stop a younger person from gaining access to alcohol. Underage drinking remains a major issue, and there are various factors that might even influence a youthful...
The average teenager might not fully grasp how their actions, and decisions could affect others around them. In some cases, youthful individuals might even joke about terms such as stalking or feel that following or closely monitoring another person does little harm,...
Drinking alcohol under the age of 21 is illegal in Washington. However, many teens -- and even some parents -- are unaware that simply having alcohol in one’s possession when underage is considered illegal. In Washington, a minor in possession -- MIP -- charge can...