If you're in Washington State and considering the use of marijuana, knowing the laws regulating its use and sale is crucial. Although marijuana use for medical and recreational purposes is allowed in the state, there are still tight regulations to follow, and...
How Long Until Drug Charges are Filed in Washington State? If you have been arrested or booked for a drug offense, you have the right to be put in front of a judge between 24 and 72 hours of your arrest. You should be released within 72 hours if no charges have been filed. However, this does not stop a future arrest; once investigations are completed, you may receive a summon to appear in court.
A DUI, also known as a DWI, is a charge that is aggressively prosecuted in most jurisdictions. Washington, in particular, has stringent legislation governing a DUI. As such, if you are charged and successfully convicted for a DUI in Washington, you are likely to face...
There are various legal terms and laws surrounding DUIs in Washington State. Perhaps, you’re wondering what the big difference is between a DUI vs. a DWI and what that means for your driving privileges. Maybe you’re curious about the following questions: Will I face...
Marijuana DUI in Washington State Have you been charged with driving under the influence of marijuana? Many of our clients have. In Washington, it is legal to smoke, eat, or otherwise consume marijuana recreationally and you may have recently smoked or eaten marijuana...
What You Need to Know A Marijuana DUI In Washington, you can get a DUI even if you did not drink any alcohol once it has been determined that you are under the influence of drugs like marijuana. If you are facing marijuana DUI charges, it is important that you...