Mr. Landa went to trial and was found guilty of 2 counts of Child Molestation in the First Degree (‘CM 1’) with an ‘aggravating factor’ of ‘domestic violence’ (‘DV’). This factor involved the State proving beyond a reasonable doubt (1) the victim and the Defendant were family or household members and (2) the offenses were Read More…
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When dealing with child abuse cases, attorneys need to know how children perceive time Elisa Reiter, Daniel Pollack, and Jeffrey C. Siegel
I rarely repost, but the article’s content is excellent, and ‘time’ is often an issue in child molest cases: When dealing with child abuse cases, attorneys need to know how children perceive time Elisa Reiter, Daniel Pollack, and Jeffrey C. Siegel｜ December 12, 2024
“As if it DID NOT OCCUR?!? (But Can’t Get Your Rights Back)” Clary v. State of Washington Division 1 #85961-7-1
Mr. Clary received a juvenile adjudication in 2004 for Child Molestation in the First Degree (“CM 1”). His second amendment right to possess firearms was revoked as a part of his juvenile disposition. Mr. Clary fulfilled his dispositional conditions, and a court subsequently granted his request to ‘seal’ his juvenile court file under RCW 13.50.260. Read More…