St. Patty Day DUI Results
The St. Patrick’s Day weekend is over. But perhaps not for some. According to the latest numbers, there were 94 DUI arrests in-and-around Pierce, Thurston ...
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What will be the Impact of SPD hiring Bonuses
Recently, the Seattle City Council resoundingly passed legislation for SPD hiring bonuses. The intent of the new legislation is to entice: (1) officers from other ...
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Manufacturing and Cultivating Drugs
Cultivating or manufacturing illegal drugs, such as methamphetamine or marijuana, is illegal under federal and state laws (with limited exceptions for marijuana in states such ...
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The Juvenile Process
The procedure of the juvenile court system is different from the adult system. For example, after committing an offense, juveniles are “detained” rather than arrested. ...
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Efforts to Curb Recidivism
There has been a recent uprising in the Seattle business community to stamp out the recidivism rate of crime in the City. Earlier this week ...
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Employment Background Checks and DUI
Drinking and driving can have any number of unfortunate consequences, not least of which is the court summons and potential criminal liability related to the ...
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A Change in Timing with DOL
When stopped and cited for a DUI with a BAC over a .o8 or with 5.00 nng THC, a driver faces losing his driving privilege ...
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The Ignition Interlock Device Requirement
Ignition interlock devices (hereinafter “IID”) are instruments designed to prevent someone from operating a vehicle when the device finds alcohol on the driver’s breath. These ...
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Poor Decisions lead to Consequences
As it sometimes happens in and around our glorious and beautiful Northwest communities, a person (whether it be a man or a woman) seems to ...
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Below .08 can be DUI
Many people get confused about what a .08 really means when facing a Seattle DUI. It is really pretty simple, actually. The government has at ...
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