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Intoxication and Consent Laws in Washington State
Alcohol does not cancel consent under Washington law. What the State must prove in an intoxication case, and the defense RCW 9A.44.030 gives you.
What Is Voyeurism in Washington State?
Washington voyeurism laws can cover more than hidden cameras. Learn what counts, the two degrees, penalties, and when Marshall & Saunders can help.
Sexsomnia in Court: When Sleep Behavior Becomes a Defense
Explore cases of sexsomnia, the evidence behind them, and how Marshall & Saunders builds fact-driven defenses in high-stakes Washington cases.
Does Washington Have a Romeo and Juliet Law?
Washington doesn't have Romeo and Juliet laws, but offers age-based defenses for minors close in age. Learn how these protections work for teen relationships.
What's the Difference Between Assault and Battery in Washington State?
Facing assault charges in Washington? Learn the key differences between assault and battery, penalties, and defense strategies from experienced criminal attorneys.
Protection vs. Restraining Orders: Essential Guide for Respondents
Facing a protection or restraining order in Washington? Learn critical differences, defense strategies, and your rights.