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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 delib ...
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 cri ...
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 ...
It’s easy to think that a trial is a trial, and there aren’t different types of trials with varying uses and outcomes. However, that’s not the c ...
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