Eldridge v. City of Lynnwood
Jan 01, 2010OUTCOME: Conviction Reversed with Order to Dismiss Charge and Enter Judgment of Acquittal
Appellate Counsel for Driver Appealing Physical Control Conviction -- Safely Off the Roadway Defense
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Scott Emmett Wonder's Legal Cases (4)
Bellevue, WA
DUI and DWI Lawyer at Bellevue, WA
Practice Areas: DUI & DWI, Criminal Defense, Speeding & Traffic Ticket
State v. Tyler B.
Jan 01, 2009OUTCOME: Client/Defendant Wins Appeal at Court of Appeals and Washington Supreme Court
State's Motion for Discretionary Review to Washington Court of Appeals and Washington Supreme Court Appealing Trial Court's Suppression of Blood Test Evidence in Felony Vehicular Assault Case
State of Washington v. Tyler B.
Jan 01, 2008OUTCOME: Not Guilty Verdict
Felony Vehicular Assault Case in Yakima County Superior Court. Trial Court suppressed blood test results following 3 day contested evidentiary motion.
Devine v. Department of Licensing
N/AOUTCOME: Reported Appeal Case Reinstates Driver's License
After the Washington Department of Licensing wrongfully revoked Petitioner's driver's license after Petitioner made a timely hearing request, I represented the Petitioner in an action in King County Su ... perior Court seeking to dismiss the license revocation and have Petitioner's license reinstated. On an appeal to the Washington Court of Appeals, in a published opinion, the Court ruled that the license revocation was unlawful, that the remedy for the unlawful license revocation when a timely hearing request was made was dismissal of the license suspension or revocation, and that Petitioner's claim for attorneys fees could not be denied as a matter of law and would be remanded to the trial court. The case in King County Superior Court is Case No. 03-2-19738-6 SEA, and in the Court of Appeals was Devine v. Department of Licensing, 126 Wn.App. 941, 110 P.3d 236 (2005).