David Marshall and Aimée Sutton Spoke at WACDL’s Annual “Trial Toolbox” Conference
The Washington Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers held its Annual “Trial Toolbox” Conference June 7th – 9th at Campbell’s Resort on Lake Chelan. Aimée, the Secretary of Board of Governors of the WACDL, was... Read More
How to End Your Requirement to Register as a Sex Offender
If you’re legally required to register as a sex offender, you know it can be a rugged way to live. It’s the modern scarlet letter. Most likely you’re looking forward to the day when... Read More
Marshall Teaches Trial Advocacy in Botswana
“I put it to you . . . that you are lying!” While a cross-examination “question” like that one leaves no doubt about the cross-examiner’s zeal, it is not likely to advance his client’s... Read More
What Are Your Rights When CPS Comes to Your House?
It’s a nightmare for any parent to imagine CPS coming to your home to investigate abuse or neglect allegations against you regarding your kids. Your mind is probably racing with questions: Who would accuse... Read More
Can a Mentally Incapacitated Person Consent to Sex?
Consent is a hot topic right now in discussions everywhere about sexual mores and politics. It’s nearly impossible these days to listen in on any conversation about sex—whether it be in an educational institution,... Read More
Can My Title IX Decision be Overturned?
Change is in the air for students accused of sexual assault on campus. While Obama-era policies at the Department of Education (ED) meant a difficult fight for students defending themselves against accusations in university... Read More
Marshall and Sutton Confer with Title IX Defense Attorneys
David Marshall and Aimee Sutton participated in the Fourth Annual Title IX Symposium on campus sexual assault cases in Washington, D.C., March 2018. The full-day event for lawyers focused on sharing strategies for defending accused... Read More
Should I Hire an Attorney for My CPS Case?
Discovering that you and your family are the subjects of a Department of Children, Youth, and Families (DCYF) investigation can be one of the most frightening and upsetting things a parent or caregiver can... Read More
What is Voyeurism in Washington State?
“Voyeurism” is big word that means viewing, photographing, or filming another person for sexual gratification, under circumstance where that person has a reasonable expectation of privacy, and without their consent. This could include peering... Read More
I’ve Been Convicted of a Sex Crime—Can I Appeal?
A criminal conviction can be devastating blow, especially after a hard-fought legal battle. If you’ve been convicted of a sex crime, your first thought may be to appeal your case. But how do appeals... Read More