Understanding RCW 10.19.140: Return of Bond to Surety in Washington State
Introduction In Washington State, RCW 10.19.140 addresses the conditions under which a bond can be returned to a surety in criminal cases. This law is...
Understanding RCW 10.19.100: Stay of Execution of Forfeiture Judgment—Bond in Washington State
Introduction In Washington State, RCW 10.19.100 outlines the procedures for staying the execution of a forfeiture judgment by posting a bond. This law provides parties...
Understanding RCW 10.19.110: Recognizances Before District Judge or Magistrate—Forfeiture—Action in Washington State
Introduction In Washington State, RCW 10.19.110 addresses the procedures and responsibilities related to recognizances taken and forfeited before a district judge or magistrate. This law...
Cle Elum Municipal Code 9.04.020: Domestic Violence Designation and Your Legal Rights
Cle Elum Municipal Code 9.04.020 addresses domestic violence by adopting Chapter 10.99 RCW, Washington State's comprehensive domestic violence laws. This integration ensures consistency between local ordinances and state-level...
King County Jail Lifts Misdemeanor Booking Restrictions, Changing How Seattle Police Handle Low-Level Offenses
SEATTLE — Recent changes to King County Jail booking policies are making waves in law enforcement. With misdemeanor booking restrictions now lifted, Seattle Police officers can arrest and book individuals...
Understanding State v. Darwin: Bail Bond Forfeiture and Surety Responsibilities in Washington
Introduction In the legal landscape of Washington State, the case of State v. Darwin highlights critical issues surrounding bail bond forfeiture and the responsibilities of sureties. This...
Understanding Herron v. King Broadcasting: Defamation and Bail Bonds
Introduction The case of Herron v. King Broadcasting (1987) presents significant legal questions surrounding defamation, particularly in the context of media reporting on public officials. This landmark...
Understanding State v. Skuza: Right to Remain Silent, Prosecutorial Misconduct
Introduction The case of State v. Skuza (2010) presents a complex legal scenario involving charges of assault, driving with a suspended license, and bail jumping. This case...
State v. Strong: Bail Bond Forfeiture and Equitable Relief in Washington
In the case of State of Washington v. Sarah Marie Strong, Ace’s Bail Bonds LLC challenged the trial court’s decision to deny the return of a $5,000 bail bond....
State v. Adams: Bail Bond Exoneration and Washington Law
The case State of Washington v. Joseph C. Adams highlights a significant legal issue regarding bail bond exoneration in Washington State. In this case, Pacific Northwest Bonding Company (PNW) appealed the...