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Aug 18

Under Washington law, there must be an actual traffic violation or a specific, stated suspicion of a crime in order for a police officer to pull you over. If a police officer pulls you over and you have been drinking and driving, there are a few things you can do to potentially improve the outcome. read more

Aug 07

Driving under the influence (DUI) is a serious crime with life-altering consequences. A Washington State DUI charge can have a significant impact on your future, with penalties ranging from license suspension to jail time. read more

Jun 18

Throughout our country, law enforcement officials take driving under the influence very seriously. Whether you are a first time offender or you have been convicted for multiple DUI charges... read more

Nov 08

According to an article posted in the Seattle Times on November 5th, Washington legislators are looking into the possibility of allowing law enforcement to run random DUI sobriety checkpoints. read more

Oct 28

Beauty Supply Store Worker Assaulted During Armed Robbery A woman in South Seattle almost suffered an injury when she was assaulted by an armed man as he robbed a beauty supply store. read more

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December 18, 2025

The "Silent Border": Is a Seattle Arrest a Lifetime Ban from Canada?

If you've been arrested in Seattle, even for something minor like a DUI or a misdemeanor assault, you may have lost the right to enter Canada without even knowing it. This isn't a future...

December 11, 2025

Your First 30 Days After a King County Arrest: Why This Window Can Make or...

If you've been arrested in King County, a major policy change recently went into effect in October 2025 that could affect your case.