One of the elements the state has to provefor driving under the influence is that you were in fact driving. A civilian witness can testify to that...

For the purpose of determining eligibility for a vacation of a Gross Misdemeanor, is probation considered part of my sentence?

Three years from the date the case is entirely closed. That means all fines paid, all conditions met and any probationary period closed. So, for...

Need Advice on Receiving a DUI in Oregon, suspension there, later received Washington suspension, but do not have a WA License

This is probably not very complicated at all. Your privilege to drive was suspended in Oregon or a DUI. Every state that is a member of the...

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8 year old DUI case out of Kirkland, Washington

The good news is that older cases are hard to prosecute. Throw in the tox lab issues and you may have some real defenses. The bad news? You...

What will most likely happen if I didn't finish my community service hours?

What your options are and on what type of resolution you entered and how long the court has jurisdiction on this case. Waiting 13 months to talk...

Ticket for failure to yield

Remember, it is the state who needs witnesses to prove you did with the officer said you did, not the other way around. These are the kind of...

The way the process works is that the police officer forwards the reports to the prosecuting attorney. The prosecuting attorney reviews these...

"What can we do in this situation to get rid of being written in the record? Or what can we do now in this situation?"

You posed this under traffic ticket, so I just wanted to make sure you understand this is a crime. You could go to jail for a year and be deported...

How does a traffic court find someone involved in an accident guilty of a "speeding to fast for conditions" with no evidence.

This is absolutely why you need to get an attorney to handle these matters. I don't think I've ever seen a judge find a ticket committed with no...

Do you have an attorney? The attorneys on this forum can give you a general answer, but you really need to sit down with your attorney and discuss...