I was charged with DUI in 2008. I had a 4 day lapse in insurance coverage and got a ticket while uninsured.

Please see governing WASHINGTON STATE law, RCW 46.61.5055 (11)(a). Remember that an attorney who is not licensed to practice law in your state may...

I was charged with DUI in 2008. I had a 4 day lapse in insurance coverage and got a ticket while uninsured.

The technical answer is that under RCW 46.61.5055 (11)(a) the court must impose several mandatory conditions of probation on a DUI, including; "not...

Washington State currently uses the Datamaster and Datamaster CDM. Each individual machine has it's own error rate. This +/- range is reported by...

I have recently gotten a reckless driving ticket. how much time could i do?

In Washington, Reckless Driving is a gross misdemeanor punishable by up to a year in jail, a $5000 fine and two years probation. Excess speed is...

It's impossible to give you a likely outcome without knowing all of the facts of both cases. I defend DUI cases in Snohomish County and in my...

If I'm a full time student and have to serve jail time, will I be forced to drop out or will the judge work with me a little bit

There are alternatives to any jail sentence including electronic home monitoring and work release. These are within the judge's discretion. I'm...

Minor DUI?

With all due respect to my colleague in New Mexico, Washington Law appears substantially different! The reason you did not find anything for folks...

There are two sentencing levels for a DUI, with harsher mandatory minimum sentencing and license suspension for DUI conviction where the breath...

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I was driving a friend's car and received a traffic ticket in Kirkland, WA. I was unable to locate my proof of insurance.

The officer was half right. If you had valid insurance at the time of the infraction the court will dismiss the ticket (and may charge a small...

What happens when you get sent to court for shoplifting? im only 16 what do i have to do or say?

You should not say anything without talking to an attorney first. If you cannot afford one the court will appoint one for you. There are two...