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Our client was arrested and charged with Assault in the Fourth Degree Domestic Violence after an altercation with his live-in girlfriend. The incident was further complicated by the fact that the couple’s minor daughter was present at the time, which added weight to the prosecution’s case. Despite the serious nature
In July 2023, Washington State updated its laws under RCW 9.41.040(2)(a)(i)(D), adding several misdemeanors and gross misdemeanors that, if convicted, result in the loss of firearm rights for offenses committed on or after July 23,
Introduction Navigating a domestic violence charge can be daunting, especially when the accusations are unfounded. Our recent victory in an Assault 4 Domestic Violence case showcases the importance of a robust defense strategy and thorough
Assault 4 Domestic Violence – Self Defense – Dismissed Client was arrested and charged with assault fourth degree domestic violence when his ex called police and reported that he had pulled her hair and struck
My client was charged with assaulting two family members in front of police officers. At trial we managed to demonstrate inaccuracies in the officers’ testimony, which resulted in an acquittal of both charges.
Assault 4 DV – Dismissed [custom_frame_right] [/custom_frame_right] Client was charged with Assault 4 DV. The prosecution dismissed the charge 3 days before trial due to lack of evidence
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