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Sep 28

Since the coronavirus began, more people have been shopping online and avoiding crowded department stores and shopping malls. This has led to an even larger increase in Amazon and other online deliveries. Porch packages are easy targets for thieves looking to cash in on some free merchandise. read more

Sep 14

In August 2020, a new Seattle Community Court launched. This court has two main goals: to reduce incarceration in the city and resolve low level, non-violent cases quickly. They believe that low-level criminal cases can best be resolved by connecting offenders to community resources, not by placing them in prison. read more

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DUI with a Child Passenger in Seattle: What Are Endangerment Charges?

In Seattle, driving under the influence (DUI) is serious enough, but when a child is in the vehicle, the consequences skyrocket. You're not just facing a DUI; you're staring at child...