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    In a DUI case often times there are several key pieces of evidence the Prosecution rely upon.  The field sobriety tests (FSTs) are one of these and therefore must be challenged by the DUI defense attorney.  Unfortunately the reality is often times these tests are found to be admissible for a trial.  Thus the need..

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    If you have been arrested for a DUI in the Seattle area then you face the possibility of a Judge imposing pretrial conditions at your arraignment.  This means the Judge has the authority to require a defendant to follow certain conditions while the case is pending.  Typically on DUI cases this involves no drinking and..

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    One of the most common reasons drivers get pulled over and ultimately arrested for DUI in Seattle is based on violations of the lane travel statute. In 2008 the case of State v. Prado elaborated on what constitutes a violation of the lane travel statute. Last week the Division One Court of Appeals in Washington..

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    If you have been arrested or charged with a DUI then undoubtedly you have probably heard of a alcohol and drug evaluation.  Most likely you have heard about it either from someone who has gone through that process before or from a DUI Attorney and how important it is for you to get it.  So..

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    I recently read about a DUI lawyer facing a little heat this year over some controversial advice he provided in Florida over DUI checkpoints.  In Florida, where DUI checkpoints are legal, this DUI lawyer blogged that motorists should put their license, registration, proof of insurance, and a flyer in a plastic baggie attached to the..

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    If you live in Western Washington than chances are you have taken a ferry in your life.  Whether you live on one of the islands and you needed to come to Seattle, or you just want to take a day trip.  The Washington State ferry system is incredibly convenient and can be like a mini..

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