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In a DUI charge, an arresting officer catches the driver red-handed or while committing the offense. On the other hand, in an actual physical control charge, the arrest happens after committing the offense. According to state law, a person only needs to be in “actual...
Washington law generally allows you to end your marriage for any reason. However, there are many different paths that you might take to accomplish that goal. For instance, you may choose to engage in private talks or head to court to settle property division, child...
Police departments in many parts of the country set up sobriety checkpoints near entertainment districts or during holiday blitzes to identify an apprehend drunk drivers, but DUI checkpoints are not permitted in Washington. Road safety groups support DUI checkpoints...
During the custody determination portion of the divorce, the court decides who should have custody of the couple’s children. To accomplish this, they scrutinize several factors that influence each parent’s ability to take care of their children. One of these factors...
Some drunk drivers in Washington feel a false sense of confidence they won't hurt themselves or others. But drunk driving isn't only dangerous in a physical sense. The adverse effects of drunk driving can also wreak havoc on their mental health. Anxiety It's common...
Teenagers can make regrettable mistakes, including ones that come with serious consequences. Teenagers who drink and drive in Washington may face criminal charges. Upon conviction, the young person might deal with a lifetime criminal record. Those who cause accidents...
