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Why the Comey Case Matters Beyond Politics James Comey went for a walk on a North Carolina beach last May, came across some seashells arranged in the ...

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Why the Words in a Police Report Matter More Than You Think Stephen King says it in On Writing: the road to hell is paved with adverbs. Elmore Leonard...

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ChatGPT Confessed Under the Reid Technique A renowned criminologist at Penn Law spent a weekend getting ChatGPT to confess to a crime it couldn’t poss...

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The Legal Story Begins After the Arrest One of the hottest movies on streaming services is Roofman, the Channing Tatum ‘real-life’ film based on the ‘...

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How Police Turn Conversations Into Evidence In one of the earlier seasons of ‘regular’ Law & Order (there’s been 25 of them, for a total of 544 ep...

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What Happens Once the System Decides The image above is very real. It’s not a still from V for Vendetta or Children of Men or any other British dystop...

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The Court Hasn’t Started. The Process Already Has. Over the last several months, we've been writing and rewriting pages for the cities and towns in th...

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What Happens to Court Costs After a Case Is Dismissed A court in Iowa recently ruled that defendants can no longer be billed for court costs when thei...

It was impossible to miss when it happened, it's impossible to miss today, it will probably be impossible to miss for months. Will Smith slapped Chris...

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Over 2,500 People Arrested for DUI Despite Negative Blood Tests From 2017 to [at least] 2024, [at least] 2,547 people in Tennessee were arrested for d...

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A Federal Court Warning About Sharing Legal Issues With AI Along with the rise of AI tools, people have started using ChatGPT, Claude, etc. as a go-to...

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How Using AI Can Destroy Attorney Work Product Protection Many people heard about the United States v. Heppner decision and focused on the first headl...

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What The Pitt Gets Right About Electronic Monitoring in the Criminal Justice System The Pitt might be a huge medical show hit that routinely spins off...

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What Happens When You Get a DUI Navigating the DUI Process in Washington State: A Comprehensive Guide A DUI arrest can be one of the most daunting exp...

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If your driver’s license has been suspended due to a DUI, Physical Control conviction, or another alcohol- or drug-related offense, you may still be a...

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Restricted Licenses in Washington State: How to Keep Driving After a Suspension Being unable to drive can disrupt every aspect of your life, from gett...

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The Hidden Costs and Risks of Relying on ARAG, Hyatt Legal, or CLC Every so often, someone calls our office or asks during a case evaluation: “Do you ...

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Understanding Bail Bonds in Washington State Getting arrested is incredibly stressful – for you and your family. It is not the time to make decisions,...

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Holding Cells Are Where the System First Breaks You Down I recently wrote about a night in law school when I narrowly avoided a DUI arrest. Though I w...

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What Is Assault in the Fourth Degree in Washington? An Assault Fourth Degree charge is the one criminal charge that most people arrested for it seem t...