In Washington, law enforcement can charge you for physical control of a vehicle while under the influence. This carries the same heavy penalties as a standard driving under the influence (DUI) charge. The law does not look at whether you were driving the vehicle. What...
Courts don’t accept every breath test result. In a DUI case, the law sets clear rules for how officers must handle and present those results. When they break those rules, the court can strike the evidence. Here are three reasons that can happen. The officer didn’t...
A fun night out with friends often begins as a welcome escape from the pressures of daily life, a chance to laugh and unwind. But even evenings that start with the best intentions can take an unexpected turn in a matter of minutes. Understanding the consequences of a...
If you’re facing your first DUI charge in Washington, you’re probably feeling overwhelmed, humiliated and unsure of what to do next. This experience need not define you but your actions moving forward will carry lasting consequences. Common mistakes to avoid after a...
Blood alcohol concentration (BAC) tests play a crucial role in determining if someone is driving under the influence (DUI). These tests measure the amount of alcohol in your blood. They provide more accurate results than field sobriety tests, which only suggest...