What does “Vacating A Misdemeanor in Washington State” mean? Vacating a misdemeanor in Washington state means that if the court determines you meet certain conditions and orders such as if you pled guilty to a crime, your plea would be changed to “not guilty” and then the charges would be dismissed. If you were charged […]
A Florida family has been awarded $5 million after their child was killed by a drunk driver. The child, who was 10 years old at the time of the accident, was walking home from school when he was struck by a car driven by a drunk driver. The driver was arrested and charged with DUI […]
If you or a loved one are facing a DUI charge for the first time, we understand that you will be understandably nervous about what happens next. At Russell & Hill, PLLC, our dedicated and experienced attorneys want to discuss what happens after you are initially arrested for a DUI charge. We also want to […]
There is a ton of miscommunication and misunderstanding out there for citizens in regard to what someone should do when they are arrested for DUI. Everyone seems to get bits and pieces of information from family, friends, the media, and maybe even a DUI attorney, but I’ve found that oftentimes people just flat out don’t […]
On November 5, 2014, the Washington State Patrol (WSP) rather quietly unveiled the next breath test machine that they planned to use to collect evidence in DUI cases across the state. This new breath test machine is called the Draeger 9510, and it replaces the Datamaster and Datamaster CDM breath test machines, which had been […]
Do you have the right to remain silent? Many advocacy groups such as Mothers Against Drunk Driving are not happy with a Florida criminal defense attorney, Warren Redlich, who has sparked controversy by designing a foolproof loophole to get through DUI checkpoints and stops in over 12 states. Redlich has created a Fair DUI flyer […]
