June 2017
Personal Contact with the DUI Suspect
Part 2 of 3 Regarding the Anatomy of a DUI Arrest In the personal contact phase, law enforcement officers are making as many observations about the person as possible: Do they detect the odor of alcohol, marijuana or some other form of intoxicant on the person? Now remember, if someone is 21 years old it is not unlawful or illegal
DUI Arrest Vehicle in Motion Phase
Part 1 of 3 Regarding the Anatomy of a DUI Arrest Law enforcement officers are taught that the DUI arrest process is broken down into three main sections generally: 1. Vehicle in motion, 2. Personal contact with the suspect, and 3. Pre-arrest screening. Officers typically have to justify each step to move on to the next in order to ultimately
Ignition Interlock License Basics
How to Keep Driving when Washington State Suspends Your Drivers License for DUI or Drug Related Offenses. Today’s world revolves around people being able to drive—it is a mainstay to keep employment and otherwise live your life. Unfortunately, sometimes people make mistakes that result in a person’s ability to legally drive to be suspended. Fortunately, in Washington State the legislature
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