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Malicious Mischief
A serious malicious mischief conviction is a Class B Felony and can result in 10 years in prison and a $20,000 fine. One may be charged with malicious mischief when one knowingly and maliciously does physical damage to property.
Compromise of Misdemeanor
A compromise of misdemeanor is one creative way to keep a malicious mischief conviction off of your record if the value of the damage is $250 or less.
Parker Law will effectively draft a motion for a compromise of misdemeanor and will attempt to persuade the judge to dismiss the case.
Recently Parker Law had a client’s felony malicious mischief charge in the second degree dismissed in King County Superior Court due to evidence issues.