Illegal Search & Seizure: Know Your 4th Amendment Rights

In Washington State, a person can file a civil case asking a judge to issue a court order protecting them from another person whose behavior is abusive, threatening, exploitative, or seriously alarming. Civil protection orders are intended to keep th… Read More

In the United States, anyone arrested and charged with a crime has certain legal rights and protections guaranteed under the US Constitution. These rights remain in effect at all times and are intended to protect the accused from being wrongfully con… Read More

Being placed on probation can be an opportunity to avoid jail time and rebuild your life. But probation brings its own set of strict rules and challenges. If you were charged with a crime in Washington and were placed on probation, you must understan… Read More

Reckless driving and reckless endangerment may sound like similar crimes, but they actually refer to two separate and distinct criminal offenses. Reckless driving and reckless endangerment are both gross misdemeanors that can result in up to 364 days… Read More

New rules regarding the terms of probation for criminal defendants in Washington state went into effect on January 1, 2023. The new law, which made updates to Criminal Rule 7.6, will allow more people to be released from jail before their scheduled p… Read More

Revisions to Washington’s domestic violence protection order statute, RCR 7.105.050, became effective on July 1, 2022. The new law combines four different types of restraining orders under one statute. The revisions are intended to increase the acc… Read More

Burglary is a serious crime that carries severe penalties. If you have been charged with burglary or another breaking and entering offense, experienced legal representation is critical. When you work with the Campbell Law Firm, I will analyze your si… Read More

Washington state’s Minor in Possession (MIP) law makes it illegal for anyone under the age of 21 to possess, consume, or otherwise acquire alcohol. Violation of Washington state’s MIP law is a gross misdemeanor, punishable by a fine of up to $5,0… Read More