Criminal Attorneys – Profiling Still Present in Seattle
In Seattle, is a person of color still more likely than a white person to be subjected to an officer’s use of force? One report ...
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Criminal Attorneys – PPPS Week is Here!
What week is it?? It is National Pretrial, Probation, & Parole Supervision Week!! The American Probation and Parole Association wanted to highlight those who work ...
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Criminal Attorney – Be Smart, Avoid Jail
Note to self, bringing a concealed weapon onto a Washington State ferry may get you arrested. Just ask a man who was arrested last month ...
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County says ‘NO’ to FRT
Earlier this year the Metropolitan King County Council voted to prohibit the King County Sheriff’s Office from using facial recognition technology. The ban arose out ...
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DUI Attorneys – A Circumstance not so Exigent
Some interesting search and seizure case law came down last week. The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that exigent circumstances does not always apply to a ...
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DUI Lawyers – DUI Tech Advancements
Technology is always advancing. That truth is no different in the field of DUI defense. As has been the case since cars and alcohol/ drugs ...
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Criminal Attorneys – Justice Served?
Late last month it became clear law enforcement has come up with a new (and perhaps controversial) way to deal with drivers who slow down ...
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Body Cams are the Rage
Police accountability remains a very hot topic in-and-around the state and the country. One accountability method being pushed is body-worn cameras. However, one significant issue ...
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Criminal Lawyer – Addiction, Crime and KCDDC
A very good editorial opinion was posted in the Seattle Times on June 1, 2021 – When crimes mix with addiction, drug court offers solutions. ...
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Criminal Lawyers – A Pay Day on the Horizon?
Rough treatment of a black man at the hands of King County Department of Corrections (‘KCDC’) deputies has resulted in not only an acquittal in ...
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