Is there any way to protect ourselves from police running your license plate for no reason?

In regards to running your plates see State v. Martin, 106 Wash. App. 850, 857 (2001) for some Washington caselaw. The Washington Courts have held...

Deferring a no seat belt ticket in Whatcom Co.

A deferral means that the ticket does not go on your driving record during the deferral period and is dismissed at the end of the deferral period. ...

I got a 3rd degree driving while license suspended/or revoked,what will happenen when i go to court

You actually have two problems on your hands. First is the new criminal charge in Washington. If you have a suspended license in any one of...

What do I need to do to have my license re-instated after getting RCW 46.20.342?

You can also be suspended in the third degree for an uninsured accident where there has been a judgment against you. You will need to show that...

Theft

In addition to criminal charges, the store can ask for a civil penalty equal to the price of the stolen items up to $250 (even if the items are...

I received a speeding ticket on I-5. The officer stated that I was going 73 in a 60mph zone. My question is, can an officer writ

The officer can write you a ticket for speeding limit because you were going over the limit per RCW 46.61.500. The fine amount is set by the...

What should I do? Defer? Mitigate or Contest?

That is not a question that can be answered on the facts you have given. A ticket attorney can look at the police reports and a number of things...

I have a revoked license from california for failure to appear for a speeding ticket got pulled over in vancouver WASHINGTON

As a member of the Interstate Licensing Compact, Washington will honor any suspension issued by California. If the California suspension is not...

If your license has expired, can you be charged with driving on a suspended license.

In Washington what is really suspended is your "privilige" to drive, not your license. Thus, you can be found guilty of "driving on a suspended...

Yes, reckless driving is a criminal offense and can be charged up to two years from the date of violation (and longer in some circumstances).