As Seattle personal injury attorney witness I often drink. Also a broken faith in law enforcement may be under the rubble of broken bones and broken families. Four years ago, Hailey Huntley was seriously injured by a drunk driver got behind the wheel twice during the night. The driver, Janine Parker, had deposed were in their house by the police to spend time in prison, only for a taxi back to her car take, so that she could; drive or try again Unfortunately the police she was not there from the crash in Huntley.

Since then, Huntley has pushed for a law that would seize cars for at least 12 hours after their arrest drunk drivers. On Thursday, 21 July, Senate Bill 5000 or "Hailey's law" passed the Washington State legislature, and the law went
into force on Friday. This is to ensure that the drivers under the influence are suspected sober, before they are behind the wheel again. According to the Washington State Patrol Chief John R. Batiste or family of alleged drunk driver no longer allowed to pick up the vehicle at the roadside, while if is an other registered owner of the vehicle, he or she able to retrieve it. To consider other alternatives before impoundment, otherwise, the driver must be correct.

The cost of the drivers for impoundment is high, around $200. According to Huntley is "against it by a whole lot cheaper than I was." "A car in the hands of a drunk driver is a weapon, and it is a weapon that not, they have the right to use." Here at premier law group, or you go to Hailey, which history and activism have made the streets safer for all of us.

Click here to read "Haileys law".

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