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The right to remain silent is a cornerstone of the criminal justice system. Nonetheless, many people are confused about what, exactly, the right to remain silent means, and the application of the right to remain silent during a DUI stop. During the c… Read More

Since Washington legalized marijuana in 2012, law enforcement in Anacortes and throughout Skagit County has been charging more drivers with driving under the influence of marijuana.   Proponents of marijuana argue that driving while high is safer th… Read More

If you are facing Washington DUI charges, you may have heard about getting your case dismissed through a Deferred Prosecution. If you are eligible for a Deferred Prosecution and comply with all of the statutory and court requirements, you can avoid j… Read More

A first-time DUI is a gross misdemeanor, punishable by up to 364 days in jail and a fine of up to $5,000. The penalties can increase significantly if this is your second or third offence. But there are a number of other aggravating factors that can r… Read More

Even though you felt fine to drive, there’s a chance you could be charged with a DUI. But by working with a Skagit County DUI lawyer who handles Washington drunk driving charges, you may be able to have the charges reduced, or even have the case… Read More

It’s a question that many drivers have asked themselves: if I’m stopped and suspected of drunk driving (DUI), should I take the breath test? Ideally, you’ll have thought about your answer beforehand because, while you might have a friend whoâ€â€¦ Read More

The State of Washington has some unique and complex requirements for those people arrested or convicted of a DUI. This is especially true as it relates to driving privileges. There is some persistent confusion surrounding Washington laws concerning i… Read More