In December 2022, identical bills were introduced in the Senate, S. 5158, and House of Representatives, H.R. 9387, to ...
To convict a person of a Washington crime, the state must prove each element of that crime. In a recent case, a ...
Necessity may be available as a defense in a Washington criminal case when “physical forces of nature or the pressure of ...
Parties to a Washington divorce may reach an agreement to resolve the issues in their case. A CR 2A agreement, named ...
To obtain a temporary restraining order (“TRO”), a party must show likelihood of success on the merits, lack of adequate ...
Washington second degree criminal trespass is a misdemeanor. To convict a person of second degree criminal trespass, the ...
When a court finds a parent has engaged in a history of acts of domestic violence, a permanent Washington parent plan ...
A person posting a video of illegal activity on social media may find themselves facing Washington criminal charges. In ...
When a student files suit against their school alleging a Title IX violation arising from a Title IX investigation and ...
