Not a driver's license, but a boater's license is required (for most people, depending on your age).

https://boat.wa.gov/BoatersCard.asp

You cannot possess a firearm unless you have had that right restored by a court of law. However, if you have no other history, based upon those charges and the length of time, you may very well be eligible to restore your rights pursuant to RCW 9.41.047 Restoration of possession rights. Best of... View More

Generally yes.

"the trial court erred when it determined that Wilson was unlikely to appear for future court dates and, accordingly, such a finding cannot support the trial court's imposition of weekly UAs for Wilson."

State v. Rose, 146 Wash. App. 439, 451, 191... View More

The easy answer...It depends. A licensed law enforcement officer is authorized to perform their duties even when they’re off duty. These cases are highly factually specific. It depends upon the contact that was made and the situation that surrounded that initial contact. So when that officer ran... View More

May have claims against Walmart & against the jail.Contact the Washington State Civil Liberties Union, ask for the names of "cooperating attorneys " in their prison litigation unit.

You may have a valid claim against Walmart for false arrest and related claims. You should contact an attorney in your area to determine whether your claim is worth pursuing. It is truly unfortunate that you had to go through such an ordeal because of faulty eyewitness evidence. Studies... View More

Travel in: Yes.

Drive: No.

I need specifics of what you are talking about. Rephrase the question so that it is more understandable.

This is a hot topic. You should read up on the subject.

You are asking an obscure question. The constitution came before the laws, and it is the supreme law of the land. The tail does not wag the dog.

You are allowed to pray in schools. In order to answer this question fully, one has to do a ton of research, and you would have to refine the question, that would probably be modified once the research was started. Do you want to read all about it, or do you want an attorney to do a ton of research... View More

Prisoners lose their civil rights upon conviction of a felony.

Ask the clerk or hire a private attorney.

You assume that I already know the case, and I have not read it. Your question is not a basic legal question, although you probably think that it is. One must know not only the results in a certain case, but the results in many similar cases to form an opinion.

No facts given here, or not enough information. We cannot answer hypothetical questions without knowing the facts. I do not know the answer automatically and would have to do a bit of research to answer. If a court can enter a default judgment, then the same court can set is aside.

Hire an attorney for this. These questions, quite frankly, generally lead nowhere. You didn't even give enough facts here for an attorney to form even the slightest of opinions. It is not easy and an attorney will be hard to find, depending upon the facts.

Yes, go see a local criminal defense attorney.

You asked this question nearly a year ago. Have you gotten an answer to it or found out what must be done?

That depends upon the policy manual, basically the rules in the student handbook, I would imagine.

You should start learning about this by reading many cases and law review articles. It is not a subject that can get a ready answer which is complete in a few sentences on an internet forum like this. I oppose the death penalty in all circumstances based solely upon how much it costs to execute... View More