If you’re stopped for suspected DUI in Washington and you are asked to take a breath test, the way you respond can have serious legal consequences. Many drivers wonder whether refusing to blow into a breathalyzer — either at the…
Facing a DUI charge in Washington State can be intimidating — especially when you’re unsure what to expect or whether there is any hope for a reduction or dismissal. The truth is, many DUI cases don’t end in a conviction…
If you’ve been arrested for DUI in Washington State and didn’t take a breathalyzer test—or didn’t receive a result—you may be wondering if the case will just go away. Unfortunately, the answer is no. You can still be charged and…
If you’re driving in Washington state, it’s important to know about something called “implied consent.” Essentially, when you got your driver’s license, you agreed to follow certain rules of the road. One of the rules involves the breathalyzer test. And,…
When a DUI defense attorney looks over the facts of a case, one of the first stages of analysis is reviewing the investigation for evidence that can be suppressed. In other words, the suppressed evidence would be declared inadmissible at…
When confronted with the BAC (Blood Alcohol Content) test in Washington State, what should I do? While this blog should not be construed as legal advice, we share this information after 20 years of experience in Kitsap County, Washington. Many…
If I am arrested for DUI, am I required to take the BAC at the police station? Drivers in the State of Washington are assumed to consent to the breathalyzer request (BAC) by simply driving on the state’s roads. This…
