What About Edmonds’ Homelessness Ordinance?
Last month the Edmonds City Council passed an ordinance making it illegal to occupy or store belongings in public places overnight. This move corresponded with ...
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Government Accountability?
The Fourth Amendment of our State and Federal Constitutions protects us all from unreasonable search and seizures. But what are the consequences the government faces ...
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DUI if I use Marjuana?
Last week the Washington state Supreme Court confirmed that Washington drivers can be cited for driving under the influence for driving while high on Marijuana. ...
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Punish or Rehabilitate?
As Seattle City Attorney Ann Davison continues her efforts to crackdown on crime, it was announced last week that she made a formal request to ...
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Should the Seattle City Attorney have Cleared the Deck?
Good news for some may mean bad news for others in Seattle. Whether it be good or bad depends on what side of the fence ...
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Diversity for the Sake of Diversity?
The WSP is fightin’ mad and fightin’ back. Recently the WSP criticized KING 5 for a story it ran on the station’s Facing Race platform. ...
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Can the Government be held Accountable for Malicious Prosecution?
Has the door for suing the government for malicious prosecution been blown wide open? Some say yes due to a recent United States Supreme Court ...
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A Love Letter Ban? Not so Fast.
Although not on the topic of criminal defense, it is still a point of topical interest – a federal judge blocked Oregon’s ban on homebuyer ...
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Did Another Bill Die in the Senate?
Senate Bill 5843 isn’t moving forward. It died in the Senate. SB 5843 would have created a gross misdemeanor penalty for elected officials or candidates ...
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Fewer Bookings in the King County Jail?
If you are arrested in King County for a nonviolent offense, you may just be in luck, at least as it relates to being booked ...
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