WA Supreme Court Reverses "No Signal Required" Verdict
A dismissed a DUI case based upon a stop predicated upon a driver’s failure to activate a signal once in a designated turn lane was overturned by the WA State Supreme Court.
DUI Conviction Reversed Due to Improper Opinion Evidence
Filed WA State Court of Appeals Division Two October 15, 2019: Appellant Court Reverses Conviction Of DUI Due To Improper Opinion Evidence By Officer And Improper Use Of Preliminary Breath Test (PBT).
Hailey's Law Declared Unconstitutional
This week, the week of October 17, 2019, the Washington Supreme Court Declared the Mandatory Impound Law, After a DUI arrest Unconstitutional. The law is popularly known as Hailey’s Law.
No Search Warrant Required!
This past summer 2019 the Washington Court Of Appeals began to define what an "exigent circumstances" is, when confronted with a DUI investigation and warrantless blood draws.
Jonathan Comments on College Admissions Scandal on Global News
Even though I focus my practice on DUI Defense, Criminal Defense is my passion. When contacted by Global News and asked to comment on the systems and cases I was happy to do so.
Washington Appellant Court, Division 3 Finds That “No Signal Is Required When Turning From Designated Turn Lane”
The Washington Court of Appeals, Division Three dismissed a DUI case based upon a stop predicated upon a driver’s failure to activate a signal once in a dedicated turn lane.
Monumental change for DUI Arrested Drivers Effective January 1, 2019
Effective January 1, 2019, those arrested for DUI or Physical Control will only have seven (7) days to request a hearing with the Department of Licensing (DoL).
Interlock Devices — a Violation of Distracted Driving & New Electronic Device Laws?
Is A Department Of Licensing Required, or Court Ordered, Interlock Device A Violation Of Washington State Laws Regarding "Distracted Driving," Or The Newest "Electronic" Device Law?
July 2017 WA State DUI Law Implementations
July 2017 saw the implementation of changes to Washington State DUI laws, the most significant being a 4th charge in 10 years is now considered a felony.
The Law Of Minor In Possession (MIP)
A charge of MIP is much more than just possession. With summer in full swing, make sure you know the full extent of the DUI law regarding minors in possession.
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