Covid-19 or no Covid-19 – Can the Police Search Your Vehicle without a Warrant?
Times are tough right now due to the Coronavirus pandemic, but we here at SQ Attorneys are here to answer all of you criminal law ...
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The Corona and Curfew Laws
Unprecedented times we are currently living in. The corona virus has impacted the world and different countries and states in the United States are imposing ...
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New Troopers take to the Road
As many Seattle Criminal Defense Attorneys know, on March 13th of this year 42 new Troopers received their commission from the Washington State Patrol and ...
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No Refusal Weekend in the Books
Even with the continuing spread of the Novel Coronavirus Pandemic – and the ever increasing clamp down to keep people out of the public to ...
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Recording the Police
As much as police would like to fight it, there is no longer any way to contain people recording them in public. Smartphones are everywhere. ...
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KCSC Modifies Jury Duty – For Now
With the COVID-19 scare in full force and effect, the King County Superior Court has taken the extraordinary measure of altering its jury duty requirements. ...
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Abandoning a Child
Child abandonment occurs when a parent, guardian, or person in charge of a child either deserts a child without any regard for the child’s physical ...
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Let There be Fireworks?
Although still months away, there have already been rumblings about the danger of fireworks and the Fourth of July holiday. Of course, fireworks are a ...
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Statute of Limitations
A statute of limitations is a law that forbids prosecutors from charging someone with a crime that was committed more than a specified number of ...
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Speaking Out in Seattle Can Cost Anyone Their Job
Monday the Seattle Deputy Police Chief position became vacant “until further notice.” This is because Seattle Police Chief Carmen Best announced the demotion of the ...
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