Scram Alcohol Monitoring
Many jurisdictions have started using SCRAM bracelets to monitor alcohol use following certain DUI convictions. SCRAM is short for Secure Continuous Remote Alcohol Monitoring. SCRAM ...
Read More →
KCSO Aims to Curb Violent Crime
Be advised – the King County Sheriff’s Office is stepping up patrols in White Center, a neighborhood in unincorporated King County, Washington. The emphasis patrols ...
Read More →
Child Abandonment Laws
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 ...
Read More →
It is in the Blood, or is it?
Only time will tell, but apparently there is a fair to decent chance that potentially hundreds of Washington State DUI blood draw cases may be ...
Read More →
Hacking Laws
There are several types of computer crimes, but some of the most high-profile examples involve hacking. With data breaches increasingly becoming daily occurrences, hackers have ...
Read More →
Time for a Vacation?
Earlier this Spring, House Bill 1041 was unanimously passed by the Washington State Legislature. Governor Inslee followed their lead and signed the Bill in May. ...
Read More →
The Dark Web Crimes
Ross Ulbricht was arrested by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) in 2013 for operating an online marketplace for illicit drugs called Silk Road. The ...
Read More →
Camera Time, Everett Style
For several years now Seattle Police officers have used body cameras. Over the years we have gone from no cameras to dash cameras to now ...
Read More →
The FIRST STEP Act
Have you been Keeping Up with the Kardashians? With the help of Kim Kardashian, in late 2018, Congress enacted its most sweeping prison reform legislation ...
Read More →
Compounding a Problem – Never a Good Idea
It is never a good idea to compound an already bad situation. Apparently one woman didn’t get that proverbial memo. Earlier this month a 23-year-old ...
Read More →