Federal Rules of Evidence Explained
The law of criminal evidence governs how parties, judges, and juries offer and evaluate the various forms of proof at trial. In some ways, evidence ...
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Government Snowed by Mobile
In Washington, a person commits theft of a motor vehicle by stealing a vehicle regardless of the value of the vehicle. Theft of a motor ...
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Stop and Frisk Laws
You are minding your business on a street corner, when suddenly a police officer comes forward and asks you something. When you hesitate in responding, ...
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Can I Reverse a Criminal Conviction?
If you have been convicted of a crime and believe the guilty verdict or your plea was in error, you will want to pursue the ...
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Don’t Jump!
As the boating season gets into full swing, and with Seafair weekend right around the corner, we at SQ Attorneys just wanted to post a ...
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Comfort in the Cuff
Earlier this year the Seattle Police Department (“SPD”) began phasing out its old uncomfortable handcuffs with ones that were … well … simply put, more ...
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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 ...
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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 ...
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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 ...
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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 ...
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