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Aug 09

Heroin usage is on the rise nationally and Seattle is no exception. Though they're legal under certain circumstances, being caught with prescription drugs is every bit as serious as being caught with heroin, cocaine, and other controlled substances. read more

Jul 25

To paraphrase Jay Z, when you see the lights in your rearview mirror, you may think you have a few choices: Either pull over, or burn rubber. And while running for it may seem like a good idea at the time, it's rarely a good idea to add another charge—which is exactly what happens when you evade police. But if you're not quite sure what constitutes evasion—and just how much worse it might make your situation—keep reading to find out how serious it really is. read more

Jul 13

If you asked, just about any first-year law student or police academy newbie could quickly tell you which season is typically the most crime-heavy: Summer. How do we know about summer crime? It's simple—there's data. read more

Jun 23

The Fourth of July is a beloved American holiday, filled with hot dogs, cookouts, the occasional sunburn—and of course, fireworks. However, the rules around when you can and can't buy, sell, or shoot off fireworks are fairly strict—and if you're caught using or selling them when you're not supposed to, you could incur a serious fine. read more

Jun 07

You've heard it on every crime procedural: A detective or officer of the law threatens a witness with "obstruction of justice" if they don't cough up some crucial piece of information. And while it may seem like the only way to obstruct justice is to keep an important morsel of intel away from a hard-working beat cop, the truth is that an obstruction charge can actually be quite a bit more complicated—and the prosecution and defense can be quite a bit more murky. read more

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February 26, 2025

Can You Be Charged with Domestic Violence for Breaking Shared Property in...

You might not think breaking your own TV during an argument is a crime, but in Washington, it can be. The law treats property damage in domestic situations as a form of domestic violence,...

February 11, 2025

Making Bail After an Arrest in Seattle

Getting arrested is a stressful and often overwhelming experience, whether it happens to you or someone you care about. One of the first questions people have after an arrest is: How do I...