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About Us
Jared Isaacson stands between you and systems that can overwhelm you. A people’s lawyer, he fights to protect your rights, dignity, and future.
Jared Isaacson stands between you and systems that can overwhelm you. A people’s lawyer, he fights to protect your rights, dignity, and future.
A major felony charge can put your freedom, reputation, and future at risk. Jared Isaacson brings trial-tested experience and a courtroom-first defense to every serious felony case.
In Washington, a felony is a crime punishable by more than one year in state prison. Felonies are divided into three classes, each with its own maximum penalty.
Including murder, Rape 1, and Robbery 1, can carry up to life in prison and a $50,000 fine.
Offenses such as Residential Burglary, Theft 1, and Possession of a Stolen Vehicle can carry up to 10 years in prison and a $20,000 fine.
Offenses such as Felony DUI, Assault 3, and certain drug offenses can carry up to 5 years in prison and a $10,000 fine.
A “voluntary interview” may sound harmless, but it can have serious consequences. Here’s what you should know before speaking with detectives.
A proactive defense may sometimes help prevent charges from being filed in the first place.
A proactive defense may sometimes help prevent charges from being filed in the first place.
The earlier your lawyer can assess the investigation, the sooner they can begin preparing for what comes next.
If you suspect you are under investigation, don’t wait for charges to be filed. An early defense can help protect your rights and shape the case before the prosecution gains momentum.
A proactive defense may sometimes help prevent charges from being filed in the first place.
A proactive defense may sometimes help prevent charges from being filed in the first place.
The earlier your lawyer can assess the investigation, the sooner they can begin preparing for what comes next.
A “voluntary interview” may sound harmless, but it can have serious consequences. Here’s what you should know before speaking with detectives.
A “voluntary interview” can be an attempt to secure a confession or lock you into a statement prosecutors can later challenge.
If you voluntarily go to the station without being under arrest, police generally do not have to read you your Miranda rights.
Statements made during a voluntary interview may become part of the case against you, so consult an attorney before speaking with police.
Washington felony sentencing is governed by the Sentencing Reform Act (SRA) and generally follows a sentencing grid. Your standard sentencing range is based primarily on two factors.
Each felony is assigned a seriousness level from I to XVI based on the crime.
Your criminal history determines your offender score, with higher scores generally leading to higher sentencing ranges.
The seriousness level and offender score are combined to determine the standard sentencing range for the offense.
A felony case in Superior Court moves through several key stages, each serving a specific purpose.
A proactive defense may sometimes help prevent charges from being filed in the first place.
A proactive defense may sometimes help prevent charges from being filed in the first place.
If the case cannot be resolved, it proceeds to a jury of twelve citizens, where the State must prove your guilt beyond a reasonable doubt.
A felony case in Superior Court moves through several key stages, each serving a specific purpose.
A proactive defense may sometimes help prevent charges from being filed in the first place.
A proactive defense may sometimes help prevent charges from being filed in the first place.
If the case cannot be resolved, it proceeds to a jury of twelve citizens, where the State must prove your guilt beyond a reasonable doubt.
When the stakes are high, Jared brings courtroom experience, aggressive advocacy, and a strategic approach to every fight.
Jared defends clients facing serious charges, including murder and rape, where forensic evidence and expert testimony can shape the case.
With 400+ motions argued, Jared challenges unlawful police conduct, suppresses evidence, and pursues dismissal when the law allows.
With 39 jury trials, Jared prepares every felony case for trial and fights to put the prosecution under pressure.
Reach out to Jared for a confidential consultation about your case.
