How Criminal Court Works Washington State

Find out what to expect in your criminal court case. What are you expected to say? What types of hearings are there? What you need to do to make it go smoothly. In this video, criminal defense attorney Lance Fryrear explains what you need to know.
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A single criminal accusation should not define your life - and we won't let it. We're here to put an end to the nightmare and fight back against the system, so you can get your life back.
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Links to videos mentioned in this video:
HOW BAIL BONDS WORK: • How Do Bail Bonds Work...
WHAT IS A STIPULATED ORDER OF CONTINUANCE? (SOC): • What is a Stipulated O...
ARRESTED FOR A FELONY, HOW DOES IT WORK?: • Arrested for a felony ...
STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS: • Statute of Limitations...
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The Law Offices of Lance Fryrear
www.washingtoncriminaldefensefirm.com
[phone]
19401 40th Avenue West
Suite 340
Lynnwood, WA 98036

[@redsnaps]

Your super so helpful thank you thank God there's people like you that want to help others thank you

[@romanceenthusiasm7972]

Hello lance I have been charged with a violation of the Seattle municipal code or revised code of Washington. The charge involved a criminal offense. My case was brandishing a 6 inch kitchen knife unsheathed near my apartment complex, I was elebriated and a bit delusional, witness across the way from me said I was staggering and almost made contact with passerbys they also said I was intimidating(I don't recall attacking anyone nor yelling verbal threats) The prosecutor in my arraignment did not mention any intent to attack anyone just that witness say I had an intimidating demeanor ( Would that be a victimless crime? Still a crime none the less) The prosecutor also said that it may be possible footage of the incident. Is this a gross misdemeanor? I have no priors nor a criminal history and Im employed. I was just under the influence a bit delusional with my 6inch knife unsheathed. Am I looking at potential jail time? Thank you I am subscribed.

[@wmccourtney2814]

Not so fast! This is what I'd file ! RCW 7.36.010 PETITION FOR WRIT OF HABEAS CORPUS. Defendant is now the Petitioner, Plaintiff Defendant!

[@alexanderchenf1]

Sounds like your lawyer can get this case dismissed.