Criminal Lawyer – Theft Defined
Oh shoot! You walk outside to start your work day and notice that your car is no where to be found. Your car has been ...
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Criminal Attorneys – Commutation is All the Rage
A week ago, Governor Jay Inslee commuted the sentences of more than 125 people on community supervision. The Governor’s actions related to folks whose drug ...
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Assault Lawyer – What is Probation?
Upon a conviction in misdemeanor court, or sometimes known as courts of limited jurisdiction, defendants are often times placed on probation. Probation allows a person ...
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DV Lawyer – Forfeiture by Wrongdoing
Generally, when a defendant has been prosecuted for a crime, she has the Sixth Amendment right to confront witnesses who testify against her. In other ...
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DUI Lawyer – A New Bill in the Making?
An infrastructure bill awaiting a pivotal vote in the US Senate would require new cars to have technology to detect drunk drivers. Backers of the ...
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Seattle Criminal Lawyer – Disorderly Conduct Laws
In the State of Washington, disorderly conduct laws are in place to make unruly or obnoxious conduct illegal in public. These types of laws can ...
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Washington Gambling Laws
Gambling regulations for how games are to be operated and whether it is legal or not, is controlled at the state level. While many states ...
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Traffic Lawyers – Distracted Driving
Over the next two weeks law enforcement officers are going to spend extra time focused on looking for distracted drivers. The emphasis patrols started the ...
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Hiring a Civilian Lawyer During a Court Martial
We here at SQ Attorneys often times get calls from military servicemen who may be facing a court-martial. Dealing with a court-martial, just like a ...
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Criminal Attorneys – Profiling Still Present in Seattle
In Seattle, is a person of color still more likely than a white person to be subjected to an officer’s use of force? One report ...
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