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After three years of labor law I am back as a criminal defense attorney.. Please contact me at Newton and Hall. -Anthony Grasher, Esq.

Maxwell L. Boltinghouse is a young attorney dedicated to zealous representation and advocacy for clients in need.. Maxwell represents clients accused of crimes at all stages of litigation, from bond and pre-trial negotiation, jury trial, probation violation and revocation, to sentencing and reconsideration. He strives throughout the lifespan of his cases to communicate and coordinate with his clients, support staff, and to utilize all other possible resources at his disposal to achieve the best resolution and outcome for his clients.. Maxwell is a graduate of the University of Denver Sturm College of Law, where he focused on Criminal Defense, Trial Advocacy, and had a passion individual rights. These skills were put to use while completing his degree as he worked with the Arapahoe County public defender’s office.  While completing his degree Maxwell was also involved with a number of social advancement and advocacy organizations promoting legal assistance and education around Colorado.. Maxwell is presently an Attorney at Law with Stewart MacNichols and Harmell, in Kent Washington. In this position, he represents individuals as a court appointed public defender for the city of Kent. In addition to Maxwell's work as a public defender, he also works assisting individuals on a private basis for pending criminal matters. Maxwell is the Chief Supervising Defense Counsel for the Kent Municipal Court's Community Court and is also member of the Kent Municipal Court DUI Court Team. He has experience working in treatment courts and with individuals struggling from mental health, housing, and substance abuse issues.. Maxwell also works with indivduals attempting to clean up their criminal history and begin anew. He has experience vacating both felony and misdemeanor convictions as well as working to restore firearms rights for convicted indviduals. Maxwell understands the hinderances a criminal conviction can create and works to get his clients a fresh start through vacating those convictions and restoring rights where possible.. Maxwell is admitted to practice in the State of Washington, State of Colorado (Inactive), the US District Court for the Western District of Washington, and the Ninth Circuit of the U.S. Court of Appeals.. Maxwell understands the anxiety, frustration, and insecurity that accompanies any legal matter. He is committed to ensuring his clients feel supported and their interests protected through out the legal process.

I am an attorney with Newton and Hall, PLLC.– a law firm dedicated solely to criminal defense. Our firm handles complex felony cases to simple misdemeanors. I became a criminal defense attorney because I care about the criminal justice system and people’s rights. Too often the scales of justice are tipped in the favor of a prosecution with seemingly unlimited resources. I believe that a person deserves their day in Court and I want to be there to help them succeed on that day. I strive to support, educate, and advocate for my clients to achieve the greatest possible outcome in any case.

I knew that I was destined to be a criminal defense attorney at seven years old when my mother told me that I should be a lawyer because I argue so much. Throughout my life, I watched people I loved get chewed up and spit out by the criminal justice system and that cemented my passion for defending those accused of crimes in our complicated court system.. I studied Political Science and Criminal Justice at Washington State University. I then attended Seattle University School of Law to fulfill my dreams of becoming a criminal defense attorney. During law school I interned with the Associated Counsel for the Accused, a public defender agency in King County. I then interned with the Honorable Wesley St. Clair in the King County Juvenile Court as a clerk. I finished my final year as an intern with the Federal Public Defenders office in the Western District of Washington.  I also received the highest grade in the class for Evidence at Seattle University School of Law and am an expert on evidence issues in trial.. I have been practicing criminal defense since I graduated from law school.   I am committed to practicing in this area forever because I thoroughly enjoy helping my clients and their families navigate the complicated and scary charges against them.  In my first job as a lawyer, I worked for Feldman and Lee primarily handling municipal public defense contracts.  I have also taken private cases ranging in severity from as a simple shoplifting case to a felony drug case and everything in between. I gained invaluable experience as a public defender handling thousands of cases and taking many cases to trial. I have handled hundreds of domestic violence cases and DUI’s.   My expertise on these cases caused me to become the trial trainer for all of the new associates hired by the firm.. After leaving Feldman and Lee, I became a partner with Choi Capital Law running the Criminal Law Department before joining the team at Gause Law Offices, PLLC.  At Choi Capital Law, I handled many domestic violence cases and resolved every single one of those cases with some sort of dismissal.  In the only trial during that time period, I received a deadlocked jury verdict which led the prosecutor to dismiss the charges against my client.  I also handled multiple felony cases and resolved every felony down to a misdemeanor or less.. Now an attorney at Gause Law Offices, I continue to take pride in diligently preparing every case I handle. I start every case by making sure that my clients fully understand the charges against them, the potential consequences, the steps and process the case will go through, and, most importantly, what matters most to my client in resolving the case. I then review the discovery with a fine tooth comb and make sure to interview every witness or party to the case. I always prepare my cases for trial even though a vast majority of cases resolve prior to trial, my preparedness helps to get my clients the best resolutions possible through informed negotiations. I have won trials and had hundreds of cases dismissed for my clients that are innocent. I have also helped hundreds of clients get a better deal that resulted in them getting treatment or help for the issues causing their criminal behavior instead of jail time. There is no criminal case that would not benefit from the assistance of a compassionate, thorough, and aggressive defense attorney’s representation.

I am a King County public defender in Seattle and Kent. I believe that anyone charged with a crime deserves the best representation.  My practice is devoted to criminal defense and appeals. I currently represent adults charged with felonies. I have also worked juvenile court, district, and municipal court. I am originally from Las Vegas, Nevada.

Scott has over 30 years of legal experience, including over 300 plus jury trials. He has appeared on ABC's Good Morning America, CBS's Early Show, CNN's Anderson Cooper 360 Degrees, MSNBC's The Abram's Report and Debra Norville Tonight, and Fox's At Large w/Geraldo Rivera, as well as KING, KOMO, KIRO and KCPQ.  Scott taught for over fifteen years as an adjunct professor in the Law and Justice Department at Central Washington University.  He also teaches Continuing Legal and Judicial Education throught programs sponsored by the WSBA, SMH, DMCJA and Judicial College, is a regular speaker at numerous elementary schools, middle schools, high schools and colleges, and teaches a Street Law class weekly at Issaquah High School. Scott frequently receives referrals from judges, prosecutors, court staff and police.  He is a graduate of the UW, and an honors graduate of the University of Minnesota Law School.

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Attorney Michael A. Campbell’s practice focuses primarily on the representation of criminal defendants through all phases of litigation which includes pre-trial, trial, and post conviction relief. Michael has been involved in several high-profile cases throughout his career. He has successfully argued before the Indiana Supreme Court and has been featured on CBS News Chicago. Due to his accomplishments, Attorney Campbell was recognized as of the Top 40 Under 40 Attorneys for Criminal Defense by the National Trial Lawyers Association. Attorney Campbell believes that practicing law is a service oriented profession, which is why he places an emphasis on providing each of his clients with efficient and effective representation while also maintaining thorough communication.

Travis Hillenbrand was born in Oceanside, California, and grew up in Evansville, Indiana. He attended the University of Southern Indiana to do his undergraduate studies before continuing his education at Southern Illinois University School of Law in Carbondale, Illinois.. As a student, Mr. Hillenbrand was a student contributor for the Journal of Legal Medicine, while also sitting as an editor for the Law Review. During his studies, Mr. Hillenbrand took part in various “know-your-rights” campaigns in the Southern Illinois area aimed at raising awareness of a person’s legal rights in various situations ranging from traffic stops to evictions. Continuing his passion for law, Mr. Hillenbrand participated in the trial team where he competed in several trial competitions in Kentucky and Georgia, and a voir dire tournament in Missouri. Mr. Hillenbrand has also worked with organizations devoted to re-integrating returning citizens from corrections facilities and has a passion for seeing returning citizens succeed in their post-conviction lives.. Professionally, Mr. Hillenbrand’s area of practice is in criminal defense, family law, and landlord and tenant cases representing the tenant in civil matters and eviction proceedings. Mr. Hillenbrand believes strongly in equal access to justice and that everyone should be allowed their day in court and should have access to representation.

With two decades of dedicated legal practice, Amy Parker has built her career on a foundational commitment to defending those most vulnerable in our legal system.. Amy is not afraid to stand in between her client and the government.. Her practice is defined by her relentless advocacy and a fearless approach to advocacy. Throughout her career, she has successfully litigated complex and serious felony cases, achieving favorable outcomes for her clients. From securing not guilty verdicts to obtaining dismissals on critical charges—including third strike life sentences, murder cases, sex offenses, and serious robbery charges—Amy has repeatedly demonstrated her ability to successfully navigate cases with steep odds and the most difficult legal terrains.. She will go after these bad government actors civilly and hold them accountable.. After police or prosecutors have recklesslessly destroyed a person’s life, rarely are they held accountable through a civil lawsuit. Amy will hold the government accountable for their unlawful arrest, prosecutorial misconduct, excessive use of force or violence, and/or their wrongful removal of children from their rightful parents, While no amount of money can remedy these injustices, Amy will fight for you and not allow the government to just walk away from the harm they’ve caused.. She believes in the important importance of equitable legal representation and believes everyone should have access to legal resources.. Amy is committed to representing marginalized groups who have been denied access to legal resources due to historical disenfranchisement or financial barriers. Amy strives to provide culturally competent legal representation to BIPOC and LGBTQIA+ communities and women who have been excluded from accessing the benefits of the civil legal systems.