Kent District Court

The cases heard at Kent District Court are serious. If you are convicted in this King County Court, you will face heavy penalties like prison, fines, and a permanent criminal record, consequences that will drastically affect your life. This is why having the right legal representation in Kent is everything. You need a legal team that understands Washington state laws, has long-standing relationships with Kent District Court's prosecutors and judges, and has built a strong reputation for winning tough cases.

Don't take chances with your future at Kent District Court. Our attorneys have the experience and knowledge to challenge charges, reduce penalties, and even have your case dismissed. Call our law offices now for a free consultation.

In Kent, our seasoned attorneys have been aggressively defending clients for over 20 years. With specialized knowledge of Washington state law and Kent District Court, we build strong defenses by thoroughly examining the prosecution's evidence and identifying key weaknesses, whether in police reports or witness statements. Our strategies are precisely tailored to challenge the specific charges you face, using our proven negotiation skills to reduce penalties and charges. At every phase of the legal procedure at Kent District Court, we will be at your side. Let us handle all trial preparations, including motion filings to suppress evidence or dismiss charges and the subpoenaing and cross-examination of witnesses. Our team takes on the legal complexities, so you can focus on your life without the stress of the courtroom.

The Kent District Court handles cases within Kent and parts of South King County. Here's a list of charges our criminal defense attorneys will challenge at Kent District Court:

• Speeding
• Reckless Driving
• Driving Without Insurance
• Failure To Stop At A Red Light Or Stop Sign
• Driving Without a License
• Driving With A Suspended or Revoked License (DWLS)
• DUI (Driving Under the Influence)
• Hit And Run Attended Vehicle
• Hit And Run Unattended Vehicle
• Failure to Yield
• Distracted Driving

• Assault In The Fourth Degree
• Domestic Violence-Related Offenses
• Theft In The Third Degree
• Disorderly Conduct
• Malicious Mischief In The Third Degree
• Criminal Trespass (First Degree)
• Criminal Trespass (Second Degree)
• Possession of Drug Paraphernalia
• Violation of a No-Contact Order
• Public Intoxication

• Shoplifting (Theft In The Third Degree)
• Harassment
• Minor In Possession (MIP)
• Loitering
• Vandalism

For legal assistance with any of these charges, our experienced Kent attorneys have the tailored defense you need. We'll leverage our deep understanding of local court procedures and relationships within the Kent District Court.

If you're facing charges at Kent District Court in Washington state, here's a step-by-step guide to what will happen:

1. Review Your Charges: Carefully read your citation. Understand the charges, relevant Washington state laws, and your court date.
2. Hire Our Experienced Attorneys: Contact us immediately to secure experienced legal representation. We know the Kent District Court, the judges, and the prosecutors. We'll assess your case, explain the charges, and help build a defense strategy.
3. Note Your Court Date And Location: Your first appearance will be at Kent District Court at Maleng Regional Justice Center, located at 401 4th Avenue North, Room 2D, Kent, WA. Missing court can lead to additional penalties or a warrant. Call 206-205-9200 for more details.
4. Attend Your Arraignment: The arraignment is your first court appearance, where you'll hear the charges and enter a plea. Arraignments at Kent District Court are in Room 2D, during which we’ll represent you to ensure your rights are protected.
5. Gather Evidence And Prepare for Pre-Trial: After the arraignment, request discovery from the King County Prosecuting Attorney's Office to get police reports, witness statements, and other evidence. We'll help you analyze this evidence and identify weaknesses in the prosecution's case.
6. Pre-Trial Conference: At the pre-trial conference, we may discuss your case with the King County prosecutor and negotiate a plea deal. If needed, we'll file motions to suppress evidence or dismiss charges.
7. Prepare For Trial: If your criminal case goes to trial, we'll subpoena witnesses, cross-examine the prosecution's witnesses, and present evidence to argue for your acquittal. This will also take place at Kent District Court.
8. Sentencing Or Post-Trial Options: If convicted, sentencing will occur. Penalties could include fines, probation, community service, or jail time. If necessary, we'll assist with post-trial options like appeals or alternative sentencing.
9. Stay Compliant With Court Orders: Complete all requirements if sentenced to probation, community service, or classes. Stay in contact with probation officers or case managers to avoid additional penalties.

Our team is here to guide you through each phase of your case at Kent District Court.

As Kent's long-time attorneys, we know the city offers so much, from shopping and dining at Kent Station to enjoying the outdoors at Lake Meridian Park and Kent Memorial Park. We particularly enjoy the local attractions, like the Kent Farmers Market and the vibrant events at ShoWare Center. However, a conviction at Kent District Court could impact your freedom and prevent you from fully enjoying all that the city has to offer.

Our Kent defense attorneys believe that every charge should be challenged at Kent District Court. With our specialized local knowledge, we know how to navigate the court system and fight for a favorable outcome. Call our law offices for a free consultation, and let us put our expertise to work for you.

Whether handling a criminal or civil case in the King County District Court, protecting your interests is paramount. Cases heard in the district court include infractions, misdemeanors, and gross misdemeanors, and a criminal conviction could have lasting repercussions. Our Washington District Court lawyers can represent you in any criminal or civil case, including cases involving DUI, domestic violence, and traffic tickets.

Municipal Courts and District Courts have a number of similarities, but Washington District Courts handle more severe crimes and include civil litigation cases up to $100,000 in value.

Our team of professional litigators keep you informed when developments warrant updates. We also ensure that you don't miss any important court dates or filing deadlines. Dealing with the District Court can be complicated, but we use our experience to offer you valuable advice when you need it most.

Any time you're required to appear in District Court, the situation should be considered serious. Criminal and civil litigation may involve jail sentences, acquiring a criminal record, irreparable damage to your reputation, and could cost you a lot of money. If you've been falsely accused of a crime or infraction, then you are probably feeling a great deal of resentment. Our Kent criminal attorneys will use their more than 30 years of collective experience to make sure your voice is heard.

If you've been accused of a crime in Washington, you should seek out reliable counsel concerning the law and how it applies to your situation. Our Kent criminal defense lawyers understand that most people have never been anywhere near a District Court, so we will make sure you understand the law and the penalties you're facing. We will first pursue the dismissal of any criminal charges you face but, if this proves impossible, our Kent District Court attorneys will fight to mitigate the damage of a conviction.

The lawyers at the Law Office of Jason S. Newcombe are ready to help you handle your District Court criminal or civil case, and it all starts with a free consultation. We offer legally-based information that you can use to figure out how to proceed, and whether would like our experienced professionals to represent your interests.

Our Kent attorneys have more than three decades of collective experience, and we will use it to protect your legal interests. Contact our office today and let our legal professionals help you prepare for your appearance in District Court.