Tricia Russell , Criminal Defense Attorney
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About Tricia Russell

Criminal Defense Attorney

I have practiced state and federal criminal law for the last 11 years. I graduated from the UW in 1997, and Cornell Law School in 2000. I am passionate about fighting for justice and making sure that the people in charge are staying within the lines drawn by our laws and Constitution. I am a committed advocate to helping people that cannot help themselves.


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    My boss is a weenie but that's beside the point.
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    Since it was your company's mistake and the customer did not fraudulently underpay - you cannot "fix" your mistake by charging the visa number for the money. Doing so is theft (perhaps even a case of identity theft) and you could lose your business license.

    Tricia Russell answered in Legal 4 months ago
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    If you are a witness to a rape do you have to go to court?
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    I agree with all the answers below, but I also want to add the following. Your friend's fear that he will be tracked down and killed by some gang - is absoltely without any credible merit. First, most likley the rapist doesn't belong to a "gang," and two gang members are not stupid enough to retaliate against a witness in a rape case - especially when the witness is telling the truth and not fabricating evidence. In the 11 years I served as a federal and state public defender I have never seen a retalitory crime committed by a stranger on a stranger, all retalitory crimes were committed by feuding neighbors, or ex-girl/boyfriends etc. Tampering with a witness (which is the legal definition for a retalitory crime) carries severe penalties and few criminals are willing to risk thier freedom for a crime that has no monetary or logical benefit. Lastly - your friend has a ethical and moral obligation to testify - there is no choice in the matter.

    Tricia Russell answered in Legal 4 months ago
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    where can I find the best chicken pho in Seattle?

    Tricia Russell asked in Eating Out 6 months ago
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    What is the cheapest place to park near 5th and University. I am in before 8 and leave around 5. Thanks!

    Tricia Russell asked in Cars & Motorcycles 6 months ago
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