Washington Law on Imitation Controlled Substances
Washington Law makes it a crime for you to make or distribute an imitation controlled substance. Prosecutors typically charge this offense as a felony (as [...]
Washington Law on Vehicular Homicide While Intoxicated
Under Washington law, vehicular homicide while intoxicated is the crime where you kill someone while driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs. The offense is [...]
Federal Law on Drug Smuggling
You are guilty of drug smuggling under federal law if you transport illegal drugs across state lines or into the United States from another country. The [...]
Washington Law on False Labeling of a Controlled Substance
Washington law makes it a crime for you to affix a false label to a receptacle containing a controlled substance. The offense is a serious felony [...]
Washington Law on Obtaining a Controlled Substance by Fraud, Concealment, or False Information
It’s a crime under Washington law if you obtain or attempt to obtain a controlled substance by means of fraud, concealment of a material fact, or [...]
Possessing a Fraudulent Prescription in Washington State
Washington law makes it a crime for you to possess a fraudulent prescription if you exhibit an intent to obtain a controlled substance. The offense is [...]
Misrepresentation to Obtain a Controlled Substance
Washington law makes it a crime for you to misrepresent yourself (for example, as a pharmacist or a physician) in order to obtain a controlled substance. [...]
Federal Law on Drug Possession
Drug possession is a crime under the laws of Washington State as well as the federal criminal laws of the United States. Federal laws treat the [...]
Controlled Substances Homicide in Washington
Under Washington law, you commit the crime of controlled substances homicide if you unlawfully deliver a controlled substance to a person, and he/she dies after using [...]
Forged Prescription for a Controlled Substance Under Washington Law
Washington law makes it a crime for any person to forge a prescription for a controlled substance. Prosecutors file the offense as a felony (as opposed [...]