If I was 16 and got into a fight with another student at school, can the school charge us both with assault?

The prosecuting attorney is the only one with the authority to press criminal charges and ultimatley this is the person that decides whether or not...

Got a speeding ticket for crashing my car?

It seems to be the State Patrol's policy in regards to accidents to ticket the driver that they decide is the "at-fault" driver. I have not seen...

I received a ticket on I-82 going towards Yakima for speeding which the officer said that aircraft detected.

As far as your deferral two years ago, there is good news and bad news. The deferral was over a year ago and thus that ticket has been dismissed...

A traffic infraction is a civil matter instead of a criminal matter. Some of the main differences are: Jail can be imposed for a criminal...

Difference between moving or non moving violations

"Moving" vs. "non-moving" is often used to designate between infractions that are, or are not, reported to DOL and your insurance. "No insurance"...

Is it possible to have a traffic infraction dismissed due to taking a right turn on a red light ?

You are required to make a complete stop before taking a right turn on a red light. If you did so (or the light was green/yellow) then you would...

Is it legal to receive a speeding ticke from radar gun and the police vehicle did not have any parking lights on?

Ok, I'll bite. Why would this be illegal? There are many urban myths about traffic tickets such as the officer can't give you a ticket if he is...

DUI reduction

Most first time offenders with a .09% BAC will be offered a plea bargain for a reduced charge. That being said whether you will get a reduction...

Yes, a district court magistrate can sign a search warrant. The warrant, as always, must be supported on probable cause and the particular persons...

Do I need to hire a Traffic attorney to contest traffic infraction?

Unless you are familiar with the State and Local Court Rules regarding infractions and you have a good grasp on the rules of evidence you should...