Category Negligent Driving

The ignition interlock device or blow & go is required in nearly every DUI DWI Physical Control or Negligent Driving criminal charge by the court or by the department of licensing as part of the conditions of release to get out of jail or part of the DOL suspension process after your arrest. If you want to know if you have to put in an IID then you need to talk to a top DUI DWI lawyer for the best advice. Best DUI law firm and lawyers in Washington State - Witt Law Group PS. Criminal Defense lawyer Ryan Witt

Criminal Defense, Drivers License, Drunk Driving, DUI, DWI, Negligent Driving

Ignition Interlock Device (“Blow & Go”) Requirements In Washington State

If you are facing a DUI or a related offense in Washington, you may be required to install an Ignition Interlock Device (IID) for several different reasons. The requirement can come from either the criminal court process or the Washington…

Witt Law Group
March 3, 2025

DUI, NEGLIGENT DRIVING, RECKLESS DRIVING - WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE? WHICH IS WORSE? Best criminal defense firm in Washington state answers this questions. Top rated best defense lawyer Ryan Witt

Criminal Defense, Drivers License, Drunk Driving, DUI, DWI, Negligent Driving

Negligent Driving, Reckless Driving & DUI – How Are They Different?

In Washington State, Negligent Driving in the First Degree, Reckless Driving, and DUI are all traffic-related offenses, but they have distinct legal elements, penalties, and implications. Negligent Driving in the First Degree (RCW 46.61.5249) Key Elements Driving in a negligent manner (not necessarily…

Witt Law Group
February 19, 2025

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Ignition Interlock Device (“Blow & Go”) Requirements In Washington State

Negligent Driving, Reckless Driving & DUI – How Are They Different?

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