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Kitsap County Felony Defense Attorneys

Providing Legal Representation in Port Orchard and the Surrounding Areas

In Washington, crimes are charged as either misdemeanors or felonies. Felonies are considered the most serious offenses. As such, they carry the most severe penalties. If you've been charged with a felony offense, you may be afraid of the consequences and unsure as to how to proceed with your case. When you need effective criminal defense, reach out to our attorneys at Glisson & Morris. Together, we have over 45 years of legal experience, and we have an in-depth understanding of the law. When we take on a case, our top priority is to protect the rights of the accused and deliver the aggressive representation they need. We will fight relentlessly on your behalf and will work toward obtaining a favorable outcome.

To get started on building your defense in a free consultation, discuss your case with our team by contacting us online or calling us at (360) 526-8191 today.

What are Washington's Classes of Felonies?

As mentioned before, felonies are serious offenses. However, there isn't just one category; Washington has 3 classifications, and a crime is designated into a class depending on how severe it is.

The classes of felonies in this state include:

  • Class A: This is the highest classification and carries the most severe penalties.
  • Class B: Although not considered quite as high as class A, these are still serious offenses.
  • Class C: These are considered less serious than classes A and B.

No matter the classification of offense you've been charged with, our team will provide effective defense. Throughout our years of practice, which includes experience as former prosecutors, we have handled challenging cases, and we know how to present compelling strategies for our clients. Tell us the details of your situation, and we'll help you understand your legal options and will deliver sound advice so you can make informed decisions about how to proceed.

What Are the Punishments for Felony Convictions?

Because there are a number of different felony crimes, and every case is different, the punishments for being found guilty will vary.

In general, the maximum penalties are as follows:

  • Class A: Life in prison and/or $50,000 in fines
  • Class B: 10 years in prison and/or up to $20,000 in fines
  • Class C: 5 years in prison and/or up to $10,000 in fines

Beyond incarceration and fines, a felony charge can have long-term collateral consequences. For instance, you will lose certain rights, such as that to own or possess a firearm. You may also be disqualified for certain government benefits and have difficulty finding a job. These consequences can make it challenging to re-adjust to society after your release from prison.

Ready to Provide Legal Help When You Need It

At Glisson & Morris, we understand that many thoughts will be running through your mind after you've been charged with a crime in Kitsap County. That is why, when you hire us, we make ourselves available in the evening and on weekends to answer your questions. We'll discuss your charges, the potential outcomes, and your legal options.

To learn more about how we can help, call us at (360) 526-8191 or contact us online today. Your initial consultation is free!

Meet Our Dedicated Attorneys

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    Stan Glisson

    Attorney

    I am thankful to have been practicing law in Kitsap County since 1999. My career began as a public defender, I was later hired as a Kitsap County prosecutor, and now have been in private practice for over 15 years. I have successfully handled nearly every kind of criminal case there is, from homicide to driving without a license, and everything in between. I focus my practice on DUI, particularly the often complex licensing issues that come as a result of DUI arrests . I am exceptionally proud ...
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    Jeremy Morris

    Attorney

    I am an experienced and hard-working trial attorney, and since founding Glisson & Morris I have focused almost exclusively on helping injured clients recover fair and just compensation for their injuries. I began my career as a law clerk at the Kitsap County Superior Court. I then spent over 15 years in public service as a Kitsap County Deputy Prosecuting Attorney. Once I entered private practice I turned my attention to helping people who have been injured through no fault of their own and ...
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