Crimes of Moral Turpitude will Result in Deportation
November 1, 2010
If you are in the US on a visa, it is even more imperative that you follow the laws and avoid any criminal charges. Any criminal charge against you can…
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Did you know these Washington State DUI Facts?
October 31, 2010
(1) The legal BAC limit in Washington State for DUI is 0.02 for drivers under age of 21; 0.04 for drivers operating a commercial motor vehicle; and 0.08…
Read moreUh Oh!! Not A Felony .... ??
October 24, 2010
Having to deal with a felony charge in Washington can be a complicated, overwhelming, and horrifying experience. Washington is currently a capital…
Read moreDUI "Criminal" vs. "Administrative" Proceedings
October 24, 2010
At the time of a DUI arrest in Washington State there are two separate and distinct cases that begin against the person arrested for DUI -- a district/…
Read moreNavigating Through the Criminal Process
October 17, 2010
Comprehending the basics about the criminal justice system in Washington is probably one of the most important ways for you to protect your…
Read moreWhen a Minor isn’t Minor
October 17, 2010
A Washington State Minor in Possession (“MIP”) conviction can be (and usually is) very impactful on a youth’s ability to pursue his dreams and aspirations…
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October 11, 2010
Domestic violence related crimes in Washington State invariably have a very harsh and very negative impact on the people they are leveled against.…
Read moreA “Penalty” for Your Thoughts
October 10, 2010
In Washington State DUI cases there isn’t just one criminal penalty a person can face, and the penalties suffered can actually be increased if the person…
Read moreDUI Reality
October 4, 2010
A few commonly asked questions that arise when a person is facing a driving under the influence charge in Washington State are: (1) “If I only had one…
Read moreThe ABC's of NCO's, PO's and TRO's
October 2, 2010
When it comes to no contact orders (“NCO’s”) protection orders (“PO’s”) and temporary restraining orders (“TRO’s”), the law is pretty darn clear -- if a…
Read moreTests Are In!
September 27, 2010
In 2008 a panel of King County, Washington judges (the “Panel”) ruled that breath test results were not admissible in DUI cases filed in King County…
Read moreKing County DUI Breath Tests Admissable -- Again
September 23, 2010
In 2008 a panel of King County, Washington judges (the “Panel”) ruled that breath test results were not admissible in DUI cases filed in King County…
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