Criminal Law Insights

Plain-English guidance on Washington DUI, criminal, and traffic law — updated regularly by our attorneys.

Check Point Reality or Fantasy

March 14, 2018

SQ Attorneys Are DUI Check Points becoming closer to reality in Washington State? Well, last month an impromptu discussion on the topic arose during a…

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Meeting Your Lawyer

March 12, 2018

Soon after a defendant explains his or her story to a criminal lawyer, they will probably collaborate with each other to come up with a strategy that will…

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The Process of Being Arrested

March 5, 2018

So you just got arrested and want to get out as quickly as possible? When a defendant gets arrested and is taken to jail, typically their first concern is…

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Wheels of Justice -Vroom, Vroom

February 26, 2018

SQ Attorneys 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 the…

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Truth [Un]conveyed

February 25, 2018

SQ Attorneys In criminal trials, witnesses (including victims and defendants) often provide testimony to the court that the judge and jury consider. When…

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Washington DUI Consequences

February 13, 2018

SQ Attorneys An often asked question of SQ attorneys is: ‘What are the main consequences a person faces when convicted for DUI’? Many folks are surprised…

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Capital Punishment

February 11, 2018

In June 2003 Governor George Ryan of Illinois stirred controversy when he commuted the death sentences of 167 inmates to life imprisonment. Ryan said he…

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Crime Classifications

February 9, 2018

Crime classification can make a difference in both substantive and procedural criminal law. Substantive criminal law defines the elements of many crimes…

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The Death Penalty

February 5, 2018

In June 2003 Governor George Ryan of Illinois stirred controversy when he commuted the death sentences of 167 inmates to life imprisonment. Ryan said he…

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