Seattle, King County, Oak Harbor, Island County, Defense Attorney Discusses the Realities of Federal Prosecution of Drug Crimes. Federal prosecutors and law enforcement dominate the prosecution of drug crimes. Conspiracy to Distribute Controlled Substance Indictments...
Month: September 2013
The Basic Requirements that Must Be Established Before a Breath Test MAY be Admissible in Seattle, King County, Oak Harbor, Island County, and Western Washington
Basic Admissibility Requirements for Breath Tests in Seattle, King County, Oak Harbor, Island County, Western Washington: Major law enforcement campaigns exist to enforce DUI laws. However, with how life altering a DUI conviction can be, it is critical that the driver...
Part 2: Restore Your Fundamental Right to Keep and Bear Arms In Western Washington, Oak Harbor, Seattle
Restore your right to possess firearms in King County, Seattle, Oak Harbor, Island County, and Western Washington. The legislature has provided a procedure so those that have lost their right to possess (including convicted felons) can regain their right. The...
Part 1: Restore Your Fundamental Right to Keep and Bear Arms In Western Washington, Oak Harbor, Seattle
Washington state provides for a procedure to restore gun rights. Those who have lost their gun rights who live in Oak Harbor, Seattle, Western Washington, and on Whidbey Island can get their gun rights back. We are living in scary times. The government is slowly and...
Using the Law of Self-Defense to Defend Against No Contact Order Violations
Attack the No Contact Order Itself to Defend Against A No Contact Order Violation in Oak Harbor, Seattle, Whidbey Island Courts issue no contact orders while criminal cases are pending. For example, former NBA player and Eastern Washington University coach Craig Ehlo...
Criminal Harassment, Due Process, and Freedom of Speech in Seattle, Oak Harbor, and on Whidbey Island
Whidbey Island, Oak Harbor, and Seattle Attorney Discusses What Is Not “Harassment.” Police officers might feel that certain conduct is “harassing.” Law enforcement may cite individuals for “harassment.” A complaining witness might feel or say that they are being...