Wheels of Justice -Vroom, Vroom
In Washington State folks cited for DUI often are not charged and don’t have to go to court for days, weeks or even months after ...
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- February 25, 2018
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Truth [Un]conveyed
In criminal trials, witnesses (including victims and defendants) often provide testimony to the court that the judge and jury consider. When witnesses testify, they do ...
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- February 13, 2018
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Washington DUI Consequences
An often asked question of SQ attorneys is: ‘What are the main consequences a person faces when convicted for DUI’? Many folks are surprised to ...
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- February 8, 2018
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Continuing Basis for Increased Emphasis
As noted again and again in our blog posts, legislatures, law enforcement prosecutors and the judiciary are bullish on DUI crackdowns. Year after year our ...
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- February 1, 2018
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Just Downright Cold
On Wednesday, January 30, 2018, Federal immigration authorities formalized – in writing – a policy to have deportation agents go to local courthouses and make ...
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- January 23, 2018
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Change in the Air?
Washington lawmakers continue their push to change our driving while license suspended laws. Legislators, civil-rights groups and others say Driving While License Suspended 3rd Degree ...
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- January 18, 2018
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Lowering of the .08 Threshold Imminent?
Recently the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration commissioned a report by the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration ...
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- January 7, 2018
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Rules to be Followed
Many folks facing criminal charges are often confused by the court process and why ‘everything’ cannot be brought up in a criminal trial. Unfortunately (or ...
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- January 1, 2018
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What Once was – Is No Longer
Oh how times have changed in the realm of Washington DUI law. Not so many years ago a driver charged with a DUI, and fortunate ...
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- December 27, 2017
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Probation UA’s – Supremes Weigh In
Earlier this year the Washington State Supreme Court considered whether Article I, section 7 of the Washington Constitution prohibits a requirement of random urinalysis (known ...
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