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About Criminal Law
Criminal law is a legal system that focuses on punishing and punishing criminal offenders. This system specifies criminal offenses and the associated penalties through legislative statutes.
At The Cowlitz Law Group, our criminal lawyers are knowledgeable in the various types of crimes and the legal procedures involved. Crimes can be broadly categorized into five main groups: crimes against people, crimes against property, inchoate crimes, statutory crimes, and financial crimes.
If you need help understanding criminal law or require the assistance of a criminal attorney in Washington, reach out to us today for a free consultation. Our dedicated team is here to provide expert legal guidance and support.
Crimes Against a Person
Crimes against persons can be classified into two main categories: homicides and violent crimes.
Homicides refer to the death of an individual caused by the physical harm inflicted by another person, including first-degree murder, voluntary manslaughter, and vehicular homicide.
Violent crimes include a range of actions that cause harm to another individual, such as arson, battery and assault, child abuse, domestic violence, kidnapping, and rape.
If you or someone you know has been a victim of a crime against a person, it’s important to seek legal assistance. Our experienced criminal defense lawyers are here to help you navigate the legal process and protect your rights.
Crimes Against Property
Crimes against property are offenses that involve interference with another person’s property. These crimes can cause harm to the owner, but their primary effect is the deprivation of the use or enjoyment of the property. At The Cowlitz Law Group, we understand the seriousness of these crimes and are here to help. Our experienced criminal defense attorneys can provide legal guidance and representation in cases involving:
● Auto theft
● Burglary
● Larceny
● Robbery
● Shoplifting
Don’t wait, contact us today for a free consultation and let us protect your rights and interests.
Inchoate Crimes
Inchoate crimes refer to crimes that were initiated but not completed or actions that assist in the commission of another crime. These types of crimes are recognized by the legal system as criminal acts, even though the crime itself may not have been fully committed.
At The Cowlitz Law Group, our experienced criminal defense attorneys understand the complexities of inchoate crimes and are dedicated to providing our clients with the best possible legal representation. We can assist with cases involving:
● Aiding
● Attempt
● Conspiracy
It is important to note that a person must have more than just a desire or hope to commit a crime in order to be charged with an inchoate crime. Our attorneys will thoroughly examine the facts of your case and work tirelessly to build a strong defense on your behalf.
If you or someone you know is facing charges for an inchoate crime, don’t hesitate to contact us for a free consultation. Our team is here to help and protect your rights.
Statutory Crimes
At The Cowlitz Law Group, our experienced criminal defense attorneys have a deep understanding of statutory crimes and can provide legal guidance and representation in a wide range of cases. Whether you are facing charges for DUI, drug production or distribution, hit-and-run, or any other type of statutory crime, we are here to protect your rights and interests. Don’t wait, contact us today for a free consultation.
Financial/ White Collar Crimes
A partial list of white-collar crimes includes the following:
● Corporate fraud
● Election law violations
● Embezzlement
● Forgery
● Identity theft
● Insider trading
● Investment fraud
● Medical fraud
● Money laundering
● Mortgage fraud
● Public corruption
● Securities fraud
● Tax evasion
Need Help?
What you do and say after being detained for any criminal violation will affect how your case turns out. Read your Miranda rights carefully. Don’t speak. Make use of your legal right to counsel. Even though you may be presumed innocent until proven guilty, the police and the prosecution won’t treat you that way. What’s your best chance of avoiding a conviction and the severe consequences that could result from it? Involving a skilled attorney as early as feasible in the procedure.