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Washington teen faces criminal charges after traffic stop

On Behalf of Law Office of Amy Muth, PLLC | Dec 21, 2020 | Juvenile offenses

Being arrested as a teenager can be a frightening experience. Unfortunately, criminal charges are the reality that some minors must face over youthful mistakes. For example, a Washington teenager was recently arrested after he allegedly fled from a traffic stop. On...

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How Does The Justice System Treat Autism? 

On Behalf of Law Office of Amy Muth, PLLC | Dec 16, 2020 | Criminal Defense

The judicial system is challenging enough to navigate. The entire process of being questioned for a crime is meant to disorient a person into revealing the truth. There are very few protocols in place to cater to a person with different communication needs. There are...

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Felony Crimes and the Stripping Away of Rights

by Law Office of Amy Muth, PLLC | Sep 27, 2019 | Criminal Defense, Firm News

The House of Representative’s Over-criminalization Task Force asking for the Congressional Research Service to provide a complete accounting of all felony crimes did not make banner headlines in 2013. Also, not reported was the failure to secure the information due to...

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Fines: Dependency or Addition

by Law Office of Amy Muth, PLLC | Sep 4, 2019 | Criminal Defense, Firm News

For a variety of reasons, many cities see their budgets stretched to the maximum even in the best of times. However, when they face economic challenges, they seek new ways to generate revenues. Frequently, filling their coffers comes on the backs of citizens,...

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The Suspect is Dead. The Case Continues.

by Law Office of Amy Muth, PLLC | Aug 19, 2019 | Firm News, Sex Crimes Defense

The death of Jeffrey Epstein did not represent the death knell of the investigation into allegations of sex trafficking. The criminal case is expanding and focusing on new suspects connected to Epstein, including high-profile entrepreneurs and powerful politicians. No...

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The Financial Burdens Plaguing Criminal Suspects and Parolees

by Law Office of Amy Muth, PLLC | Aug 4, 2019 | Criminal Defense, Firm News

Prison populations have skyrocketed over the past 50 years. Currently, 2.2 million people are incarcerated in facilities throughout the United States, an increase of 500 percent with longer sentences contributing to that massive growth. More prisoners mean an outlay...

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The Unlikely Survivability of R. Kelly’s Freedom

by Law Office of Amy Muth, PLLC | Jul 26, 2019 | Firm News, Sex Crimes Defense

After years of rumors and criminal charges surrounding his supposed proclivities for minor females, R. Kelly has replaced a wardrobe custom-made for a wealthy R&B mogul for an orange jumpsuit and ankle shackles. This appearance was not his first time in front of a...

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Parolees Getting Out the Vote

by Law Office of Amy Muth, PLLC | Jul 24, 2019 | Criminal Defense, Firm News

For decades, few paid attention to a felon sitting in prison and not having the right to vote. It was considered part of the punishment. “Doing the time” meant stepping behind the curtain on any given election day was not an option. Recently, a groundswell of activity...

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Emojis as Evidence

by Law Office of Amy Muth, PLLC | Jul 22, 2019 | Criminal Defense, Firm News

Early in the existence of the “Internet Age,” a form of shorthand developed to convey laughing out loud and other reactions to random posts or direct messages. Yet, for those online aficionados, abbreviations did not go far enough in their brevity. Thus, emojis were...

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How far can the police go in searching cell phone data?

by Law Office of Amy Muth, PLLC | Jun 19, 2019 | Criminal Defense, Firm News

The growth in the number of people who own cell phones matches the ongoing technological improvements by manufacturers looking for their piece of the market share. Once bulky and hard to handle, the devices now fit easily into the palm of the owners’ hands. Once...

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