Vindication Unmuted
A Benton County District Court judge recently dismissed a DUI conviction and returned $4,600 in fines for a deaf man who was arrested five years ...
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- December 18, 2011
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DUI Happens
We here at SQ Attorneys have said it before and we say it here again, anyone can be arrested, cited and/or charged with DUI. Some ...
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- December 10, 2011
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DUI Coffee Sleeves
‘Tis the season – As of December 9, 2011, Snohomish County’s DUI & Target Zero Task Force and local law enforcement agencies have been distributing ...
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- December 4, 2011
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Upgrade to Crime Fighting on the Way
Law enforcement is trying to streamline its ability to enforce the laws of Washington State and crack down on crime. An example of this “streamlining” ...
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- November 27, 2011
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Holiday DUI Patrols
The holiday season is finally upon us, and the following are some choice words from the Washington State Patrol via www.watikileaks.com as espoused over the ...
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- November 20, 2011
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Prosecutor DUI'd
According to the Washington State Patrol, Jim Hagarty, a Yakima County prosecutor arrested for Driving Under the Influence this past week, had breath test results ...
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- November 13, 2011
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An Increase in Tribal Court Authority?
A high-level Justice Department official recently pushed for tribal courts to have more power in prosecuting non-Indians in domestic violence cases that arise on tribal ...
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- November 7, 2011
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Criminal Activity on the Rise?
Small towns across the U.S. that are currently enjoying a boom in oil and gas drilling are also dealing with a sharp increase in drunken ...
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- October 30, 2011
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Gun Restrictions Signed into Law by California's Governor
Amid heavy opposition from gun enthusiasts, the State of California recently became the fifth state to prohibit openly carrying handguns in public. Is the State ...
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- October 23, 2011
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California's New Prison Realignment Law
In early October, the State of California passed a revamped sentencing law. California’s revised sentencing law will send those convicted of nonviolent or non-serious crimes ...
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