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A Lawyer’s Reputation: Steven W. Thayer, P.S.
A Law Firm Founded by Steven W. Thayer, P.S. Over the course of his career, Steve Thayer has represented many […]
Notable Case: Dismissal of Child Rape First Degree and Child Molestation First Degree
Steven W. Thayer: Sex Crime Attorney in Vancouver, WA In March of 2020, Mr. Thayer obtained dismissal of First-Degree Child […]
DUI Defense Strategies: A Necessity Defense
DUI Defense: Steven Thayer’s Creativity Over the last 40 years, Steve and Jacy Thayer have tried and won just about […]
Who Carries The Burden Of Proof For Self-Defense?
On behalf of Steven W. Thayer, P.S. Criminal Defense Attorney on Saturday, May 11, 2019. Many criminal cases may rely, […]
A Police Ruse Does Not Replace Notice For The Knock And Wait Rule
On behalf of Steven W. Thayer, P.S. Criminal Defense Attorney on Saturday, April 27, 2019. Police may try different tactics […]
Can A Concerted Effort To ‘Sniff’ For Probable Cause Go Too Far?
On behalf of Steven W. Thayer, P.S. Criminal Defense Attorney on Thursday, April 25, 2019. To support probable cause, police […]
Can police direct others to conduct a warrantless search?
On behalf of Steven W. Thayer, P.S. Criminal Defense Attorney on Saturday, February 16, 2019. In the previous two posts, […]
Dismissal of Robbery in the First Degree
By Steven W. Thayer, P.S. of Steven W. Thayer, P.S. Criminal Defense Attorney posted in Robbery on Friday, February 15, […]
Are There Exceptions To The Warrant Requirement?
On behalf of Steven W. Thayer, P.S. Criminal Defense Attorney on Sunday, January 20, 2019. The Fourth Amendment provides protection […]
Where is the evidence to support probable cause?
On behalf of Steven W. Thayer, P.S. Criminal Defense Attorney on Wednesday, December 12, 2018. We recently discussed whether a […]
Can a search warrant be challenged in court?
On behalf of Steven W. Thayer, P.S. Criminal Defense Attorney on Saturday, November 3, 2018. Many people may understand that […]