IRLJ 3.2 Failure to Appear: What Happens If You Miss Court in Washington
If you’re contesting or mitigating a traffic infraction in Washington and don’t show up for your scheduled hearing, IRLJ 3.2 kicks in — and the consequences can...
Understanding IRLJ 3.1: Contested Hearings and Preliminary Proceedings in Washington
If you’ve received a traffic infraction in Washington and have chosen to contest it, IRLJ 3.1 governs the preliminary procedures leading up to your contested hearing. This...
Understanding Bond Requirements for Bail Bond Agencies in Washington
Operating a bail bond agency in Washington isn’t just about business licenses and regulations — it also requires financial assurance. Under RCW 18.185.070, bail bond agencies...
Who Regulates Bail Bond Agents in Washington State?
When it comes to the regulation of bail bond agents and agencies in Washington, the law is clear: the authority lies solely with the state....
Understanding Unprofessional Conduct for Bail Bond Recovery Agents in Washington
Bail bond recovery agents in Washington must comply with strict regulations to maintain their licenses. Washington’s RCW 18.185.110 outlines what constitutes unprofessional conduct in this field. This...
Understanding IRLJ 2.6 – Scheduling of Hearings in Washington Courts
Introduction Washington’s Infraction Rules for Courts of Limited Jurisdiction (IRLJ) set the procedures for how infraction cases—such as traffic tickets and other minor violation matters—are handled in...
Understanding Washington’s IRLJ 2.5 – Failure to Respond
In Washington State, the Infraction Rules for Courts of Limited Jurisdiction (IRLJ) govern how minor civil infractions—such as traffic tickets—are handled in district and municipal courts. One...
Injured in a Semi-Truck DUI Accident in Washington? Know Your Legal Rights
A serious semi-truck DUI accident on Interstate 90 in Kittitas County has raised significant concerns about roadway safety and driver accountability. On a snowy Saturday...
IRLJ 3.1 Discovery Procedures: What You Need to Know for Your Hearing
Contesting a traffic or civil infraction in Washington means preparing for a hearing — and part of that preparation involves understanding the discovery procedures outlined in...
Understanding IRLJ 3.1 — Contested Hearings & Preliminary Procedures in Washington Infraction Cases
When someone in Washington State chooses to contest a notice of infraction — such as a traffic ticket — the process is not simply a...