DV Awareness Front and Center
The Women’s World Cup is – as they say – in the books. What a phenomenal victory and stellar performance by the US Women’s National ...
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- June 29, 2015
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Kentucky Man Turns Himself in After Drving Drunk
Authorities say a man drove under the influence of alcohol to a small-town Kentucky police station, where he requested that officers arrest him. 26-year-old Christopher ...
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- June 26, 2015
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Warrants still in Vogue
This past Monday the US Supreme Court’s more liberal members, acting as the court’s majority, ruled that law enforcement is not carte blanche allowed to ...
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- June 24, 2015
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Watch for those Pesky Aggravators
In Washington, DUI penalties can increase if a person’s DUI arrest includes one of many aggravating factors. Typically, a first-time DUI conviction in Washington comes ...
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- June 9, 2015
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Got Deferred?
We here at SQ Attorneys often get asked if someone can ‘defer’ a DUI. What the question is inquiring about is whether a DUI can ...
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- June 4, 2015
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Supremes Rule by not Ruling?
On Monday the United States Supreme Court sent out a loud and clear message. The Supremes rejected Arizona’s appeal of a law that would have ...
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- May 26, 2015
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State’s Official New Liquor and Cannabis Board
Big changes are coming to the state Liquor Control Board, including a name change. The same law that will change the Liquor Control Board’s name ...
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- May 25, 2015
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Another Crackdown in Seattle
Another crime crackdown is in the works in the City of Seattle. Seattle is out to squelch hate crimes by stepping up its efforts to ...
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- May 19, 2015
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Base Fines Increase in July
We all know all too well that getting a traffic ticket proverbially hurts. And now the sting just got a bit more painful. Effective July ...
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- May 18, 2015
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Oregon Police May Retire Pot-Sniffing Dogs for Being to Good
The two drug-sniffing canines that work for Medford police could face early retirement because they are too good at detecting marijuana, which will become legal ...
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