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Nov 26

In Washington State, shoplifting is one of the most common juvenile offenses, but it's far from harmless. While it may seem minor, taking items without paying can lead to serious legal and personal consequences. For teens, shoplifting isn't just about a quick mistake—it's an action that could follow them for years if not handled properly. read more

Nov 13

When you get behind the wheel in Washington, you're not just agreeing to follow traffic laws—you're also agreeing to something called "implied consent." Whether you realize it or not, implied consent plays a major role in DUI enforcement. In essence, when you drive in Washington, you automatically agree to comply with sobriety testing when suspected of driving under the influence. read more

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August 21, 2025

When Can a Seattle Police Officer Legally Search My Vehicle During a DUI...

Did you know that police can search your car during a DUI stop without a warrant under certain conditions? Washington State law allows this in specific situations, and knowing these rules...

August 7, 2025

What Happens at a Preliminary Inquiry in Seattle?

If you're facing serious criminal charges in Seattle, you will need to attend a preliminary inquiry. A preliminary inquiry is a court hearing that determines whether prosecutors have enough...