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Written by Jon Scott Fox
A Washington State DUI charge is not a simple traffic ticket. Being charged with DUI is a serious matter and you'll need the best attorney you can find to defend you and guide you through the ensuing legal maze. If you are reading this on AVVO, you already have a headstart in your search for help.
Posted 5 months ago in DUI / DWI. Jurisdiction: Washington

Written by Jon Scott Fox
For most people, the first appearance in court on a DUI charge is a venture into uncharted territory. Here are a few tips that can help.
Posted 5 months ago in DUI / DWI. Jurisdiction: Washington

Written by Jon Scott Fox
Washington State DUI cases usually involve a breath test. Technological advances in breath testing have occurred in the last 25 years. Here is a basic explanation of the operation of Washington State's DUI breath testing machines.
1 of 1 users found this helpful. Posted 5 months ago in DUI / DWI. Jurisdiction: Washington

Written by Jon Scott Fox
After a DUI arrest, charges will be filed and the accused is required to appear in court. There likely will be several court dates. Missing a court date can result in a warrant for arrest being issued.
1 of 1 users found this helpful. Posted 5 months ago in DUI / DWI. Jurisdiction: Washington

Written by Jon Scott Fox
A little known impact of a DUI is that a second or subsequent conviction can operate to prevent you from relocating to another state.
Posted 5 months ago in DUI / DWI. Jurisdiction: Washington

Written by Jon Scott Fox
Washington State's DUI laws are tough; most people don't know, however, that DUI probation violations are required by law to be dealt with harshly.
Posted 5 months ago in DUI / DWI. Jurisdiction: Washington

Written by Jon Scott Fox
Washington State's DUI ignition interlock regulations contain a curious provision that may surprise you - automatic "notification of police" if it senses an alcohol violation.
Posted 5 months ago in DUI / DWI. Jurisdiction: Washington

Written by Jon Scott Fox
It is not uncommon for a person charged with DUI to be unsure whether it is a felony or misdemeanor. There are several ways to determine the answer to this question.
1 of 2 users found this helpful. Posted 5 months ago in DUI / DWI. Jurisdiction: Washington

Written by Jon Scott Fox
Knowing the difference between a portable breath test and the "official" breath test is critical.
Posted 5 months ago in DUI / DWI. Jurisdiction: Washington

Written by Jon Scott Fox
The Department of Licensing will suspend or revoke your driver's license if, after a DUI arrest, you refuse a breath test or blow over the legal limit. (This guide covers only the administrative suspension/revocation process. You can also lose your license after a DUI arrest if convicted of DUI.)
Posted 5 months ago in DUI / DWI. Jurisdiction: Washington