Can Chewing Tobacco Invalidate a Washington DUI Breath Test? State v. Sliger Explained
A Washington DUI breath test can become a major piece of evidence in a DUI or vehicular-homicide prosecution. But what happens when the person being tested recently...
Arrested for DUI and Booked Into SCORE Jail? What Happens Next
A SCORE Jail DUI arrest can leave both the arrested person and their family unsure about what to do next. You may be wondering how long the...
Washington Marijuana and Drug DUI Lawyer
If you were arrested after using marijuana, prescription medication, or another drug, a Washington drug DUI lawyer can evaluate the blood evidence, police investigation, toxicology results, and...
Washington Bail and Release: What Judges Consider
Washington bail and release decisions can determine whether a person returns home after a first appearance or remains in jail while a criminal case is pending....
Can I Get Released Without Bail in Washington?
If you or someone you love has been arrested, one question is probably at the top of your mind: “Can I get out of jail...
Will I Go to Jail After My First Court Appearance in Washington?
Will I Go to Jail After My First Court Appearance in Washington? One of the first questions people ask after being arrested is simple: “Am I...
Washington Offender Score Comparability: What Out-of-State Convictions Mean
If you have prior convictions from another state or from federal court, those convictions may affect your sentence if you are convicted of a crime...
Washington Release on Personal Recognizance: Understanding CrR 3.2
Being arrested is stressful, but many people are surprised to learn they are not automatically required to post bail before being released. Under Washington release on...
Martinez v. WSU: Washington Supreme Court Defines University Duty
When does a university become legally responsible for harm caused by a recognized fraternity? That question was at the center of Martinez & Houtz v. Washington...
Mental Health Sentencing Alternative After Perrin
The mental health sentencing alternative gives eligible Washington defendants an opportunity to receive treatment and community supervision instead of a standard-range prison sentence. In State v. Perrin, No....