Some people here in Washington and throughout the country have taken shoplifting to a whole new level. Thanks in part to the organizing power of social media, large numbers of people have descended on everything from home improvement superstores to high-end retail...
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Why a Washington DUI is a concern for military servicemembers
Military servicemembers, like everyone else in Washington, can end up arrested for seemingly victimless crimes. Driving under the influence (DUI) arrests often occur during traffic stops, which means that they may take place even when someone’s alleged impairment has...
You’re facing an Article 32 hearing: What should you expect?
As military personnel, if you’re accused of committing a crime your case will need to be heard by the General Court Martial. Before a case reaches this point, however, an investigation will need to have taken place. This is the purpose of an Article 32 hearing. It’s...
Why people fight reckless driving charges in Washington
People too often treat traffic offenses like they don't really matter. The average adult in Washington will admit to violating traffic laws on a regular basis. Many people habitually exceed the posted speed limit, drive while under the influence and run red lights...
2 costly DUI mistakes to avoid when pulled over by police
Let’s get this out of the way: driving under the influence of alcohol (DUI) is both wrong and reckless. Even if you are not found and charged, drunk driving endangers your life, your car occupant’s lives as well as the other road users. However, mistakes happen. And...
What are my defense options when charged with evading arrest?
Being pursued by law enforcement can be a frightening experience. It is not uncommon for most to people panic when they notice that the police are coming after them. This explains why many opt to take off to avoid an imminent arrest. However, evading the police is a...
Understanding Article 15 of the Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ)
Not every misconduct by a member of the military warrants a court martial hearing. Sometimes, commanders can issue Article 15, also known as non-judicial punishment, to soldiers who violate UCMJ regulations that do not require a trial or violate local or federal laws....