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Washington State has laws regulating ghost guns, stating that in Washington, it’s illegal to own either an assembled or unassembled ghost gun. It’ ...
What Is Assault in Washington State? Assault is defined as an intent crime. That means it’s not accidental but a crime in which one person deliberat ...
At first glance, “theft, robbery, and burglary” all seem to mean the same thing. In a way, they do; they all involve property being stolen from it ...
How Does Washington State Define Shoplifting? In Washington State, there is not technically a crime called "shoplifting." Shoplifting is charged as th ...
Today's cell phones are essentially computers, which can hold critically important information about the phone's owner. That includes contacts, social ...
A court of law issues a warrant when police officers request one and present evidence indicating probable cause or a reasonable likelihood that a crim ...
In Washington State, the difference between the terms “rape” and “sexual assault” is a semantic one. Washington’s criminal law has no crime ...
On the surface, driving under the influence (DUI) and physical control sound similar; wouldn’t someone driving under the influence also have physica ...
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