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December 8, 2017WACDL Holiday PartyAuction Catalog
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ProgramSilent auctions
Raffle ticket sales No-host bar & hors d’oeuvres
Silent auction I closes at 6:50 pm
Silent auction II closes at 7:00 pm
Dinner
Program and Auction directed by Matt Smith
William O. Douglas Award Presented by Suzanne Elliott to David Zuckerman
Auction cashier opens at 9:00 pm. Please pay for all auction items by 10:00 pm.
Holiday Party Co-ChairsStacey MacDonald, Laura Shaver and Heather Straub
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William O. Douglas Award
David ZuckermanThe Douglas Award, the highest award presented by WACDL, will be presented to David Zuckerman tonight.
David, who recently retired from the practice of law, has been a quiet warrior in Washington’s appellate and post-conviction battles. He has represented five capital defendants on appeal; none have been executed. He has represented some of the most reviled people in our prisons. He masterfully navigated the arcane minutia of habeas procedures, constantly pushing the system to apply the most basic constitutional principles to criminal defendants.
David’s work has resulted in decisions that have helped not just his clients, but defendants throughout Washington. To highlight a few cases:
� Jones v. Wood, which reversed a murder conviction because the trial lawyer failed to present evidence of another suspect.
� PRP of Morris, which established that a courtroom closure claim could be raised on post-conviction review.
� State v. Grande, holding that the smell of marijuana from a car cannot justify arresting a passenger.
David also has been an enormous resource to his defense attorney colleagues. He taught continuing legal education programs on post-conviction practice. He consistently applied his calm demeanor, professorial analysis, and great kindness to whatever issues were brought to him.
David Zuckerman has a B.A. from Brown University (1981) and a J.D. from Northeastern University School of Law (1988). After graduation, he came to Seattle to work for The Defender Association. He served as a law clerk to the Honorable William L. Dwyer United States District Court, Western District of Washington (1991-92). He maintained a private practice with a focus on appeals up until his retirement in 2017. David served as Co-President of the Washington Appellate Lawyers Association from 2012 to 2017, and was an editor and contributing author for the Washington Appellate Practice Deskbook.
David is looking forward to spending more time with his wife and law partner, Maureen Devlin, and his twin daughters, Anna and Leah..
Presented in recognition of extraordinary courage and commitment in the practice of criminal law.
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2017 Holiday Party SponsorsTitanium
$5000 and upLacey O’maLLey BaiL BOnd agency
Denny & Gayle Behrend
aLL city BaiL BOnds Troy Hansen and Mike Rocha
Platinum $1000 - $2499
Allen, Hansen, Maybrown & Offenbecher, P.S.Butler Beschen PLLC
Tim LearyMoranco & Associates/Lawyers Association Trust
Jonathan RandsStein, Lotzkar & Starr, P.S. Inc
Gold $500 - $999
Gause Law Offices PLLC | Aoki Law PLLCBlack Law PLLC | Ramona BrandesKevin J. Curtis | Mike and Patti Frost
Patricia Fulton and Geoff BurgGehrke, Baker, Doull, and Kelly
Law Office of David Hammerstad LLCKirkham Law Office | Marshall Defense Firm
Mazzone Law Firm The Meryhew Law Group PLLC | Daron MorrisLaw Office of Amy Muth PLLC | Walter Peale
Perez & Perez Law PLLC | Allen M. ResslerGregory and Charlene ScottLaw Office of Laura Shaver
Smart Start Ignition InterlockCassandra Stamm | Twyford Law Office
Silver $350 - $499
Callahan Law, P.S., Inc.Assessment & Treatment Associates
Thomas W. Cox, Lawyer Inc.Suzanne Elliott & Louis Frantz
Gordon and Saunders PLLC | Doug HyldahlLaukkonen Law, PLLC | Teresa Mathis
Rodgers, Kee, Card & Strophy, P.S | Kevin Trombold
Bronze $250 - $349
Dichter Law Office PLLC | IntoxalockAssociated Behavioral Health | Camiel and Chaney, PS
Michael Filipovic | Daryl Graves Law PLLCLarry Jefferson | Ulvar Klein/Robin Emmans
Law Offices of Krupa & ClarkLegal Care Center Academy
Karen Lindholdt, Attorney at LawJim Lobsenz and Liz Choy | Mark Muenster
Law Office of Timothy Note | Lizanne PadulaSchöen Parnell | Burns Petersen
Pewitt Law PLLC | Robertson Law PLLCRichard A. Smith | Heather R. Straub
Jeffery B. Swan | Paul ThompsonLaw Office of Philip E. Thornton
Leslie & Lynn Tolzin | Kent UnderwoodMark E. Vovos P.S. | Aaron Wolff
Jon Zulauf
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Patron MembersRalph W. AndersonJohn M. Brangwin
Robert ButlerJames B. Feldman Keith A. MacFieLenell Nussbaum
Sustaining MembersDavid Allen
Chris A. BugbeeLouis B. Byrd Jr.Suzanne Elliott
William H. FligeltaubJon Scott Fox Emily Gause
Douglas A. Hiatt Jim Johanson Cynthia Jones
Todd Maybrown David T. McDonald Dennis W. Morgan Mark W. Muenster
Amy MuthPeter OffenbecherElizabeth A. Padula Douglas D. Phelps
Ernest Radillo Jonathan Rands Miriam Schwartz Gregory L. Scott
Shira Stefanik Paul Strophy
Steven W. ThayerPhilip E. Thornton
Richard J. Troberman Scott E. Wonder
Jan P. Olson Walter Peale
Allen M. Ressler Michele ShawMark E. Vovos
J.R. “Bob” Yoseph
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Raffle
Raffle tickets are $10 each. Proceeds support WACDL’s CLE scholarship fund.
Wine Cellar A varied assortment of fine wines.
Donor: WACDL Committee Chairs
Restaurant FrenzyDuring the live auction.
No. Item Value
RF-1 $25 gift card to Tutta Bella Neapolitan Pizzeria Good at any of their locations in Seattle, Bellevue and Issaquah.
$25
RF-2 $100 gift certificates to Jak’s Grill Valid at any of the three Jak’s Grill locations in Issaquah, Laurelhurst or West Seattle. Expires December 31, 2019.
$100
RE-3 $75 gift certificate to Rhein Haus Located in the Capitol Hill neighborhood of Seattle.
$75
RF-4 $75 gift certificate to Poquitos Located in the Capitol Hill neighborhood of Seattle
$75
RF-5 Gift certificate to The Cheesecake Factory Valid at any location nationwide.
$50
RF-6 50 gift certificates to Green Lake Alehouse Located in Seattle. Expires December 31, 2019
$50
RF-7 $50 gift card for Ivar’s or Kidd Valley Valid at Ivar’s, Kidd Valley and Alki Spud locations. Not valid at CenturyLink Field, Safeco Field, Husky Stadium or Cheney Stadium. Not valid at any other Spud locations.
$50
RF-8 One meal at Chaco Canyon Café Includes one drink, one entrée and one dessert. Only valid at the Greenwood Bakery location.
$35
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Dinner Menu
Classic Wedge Salad
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Grilled Painted Hills filet mignon with brandy peppercorn sauce
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Seared sea scallops with lemon butter sauce and melted leeks
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Portobello & leek wellington
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Triple Chocolate Cake
Wine Selection
Sparkling Domaine Ste Michelle Blanc de Blanc
$42/bottle
White Maryhill Pinot Gris
$42/bottle
Long Shadows Poet’s Leap Reisling
$45/bottle
Red Revelry Cabernet Sauvignon
$42/bottle
L’Ecole No 41 Syrah $42/bottle
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Matthew HouseToys, clothing and gift cards donated this evening will be delivered to Matthew House, an ecumenical house of hospitality for the families of inmates serving
at several state correctional centers including its neighbor, the Washington State Reformatory.
Their mission is to provide help, hope, and love to families of prisoners. More than 1,500 families are served each year. The services include prison visitors
advocacy, child care, a clothing closet, an emergency food supply, special overnight accommodations, and family transportation service — as well as counseling and
referral services. For more information about Matthew House, call (360) 794-8720.
Donations can be made by leaving checks at the registration table or sending checks payable to Matthew House, P.O. Box 201, Monroe, WA, 98722.
Thank you Lacey O’MaLLey Bail Bonds (Denny & Gayle Behrend) for delivering
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the donated toys to Matthew House.
Support WACDLIn 2017, WACDL:
� Testified against and helped “kill” legislation that would have allowed collection of DNA upon arrest, removed the statute of limitations for felony sex offenses, and required public defenders to snitch on their clients;
� Filed amicus briefs on issues including juvenile decline, ability to pay LFOs, crack cocaine sentencing, and Batson; and
� Submitted eight court rules proposals to the Washington State Supreme Court, addressing eyewitness identification, Brady violations, video appearances, and client access to discovery.
We know there is even more we can do, and we have an ambitious agenda for the year ahead. In the legislature, we will be supporting improvements in the law on civil forfeiture reform, sealing and vacation, DUI, police use of body cameras — and abolishing the death penalty.
Meanwhile, we are continuing to add to our online brief bank and statewide Brady list, creating new quick reference guides for criminal defense practice, and working on providing the best CLE — both in person and online. Our email discussion groups continue to provide quick access to information and opportunities to come together to develop solid and creative solutions for our clients.
Your support is vital to this work. The contributions you make tonight support WACDL’s mission: to foster the integrity, independence and expertise of criminal defense lawyers; to support the criminal defense community through education and the exchange of information; to promote the fair and just administration of criminal justice; and to ensure due process and defend the rights secured by law for all persons accused of crime.
Thank you for your support.
WACDL is a non-profit 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization.
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GENERAL1. Each guest will be given a bid card; please keep it
with you throughout the evening. By bidding in the live or silent auction each bidder agrees to these auc-tion rules.
2. A bid acknowledged by the live auctioneer is a legal contract to purchase the item. In the silent auction, designation of your bid as the top bid is a legal con-tract to purchase that item.
3. Top bidders may pay for their items at the Auction Cashier, which opens at the close of the live auc-tion. Please make full payment for all of your items tonight.
4. Auction items will be awarded to one purchaser only. The top bid amount for an auction item will not be split among bidders who may have agreed to pay a portion of the top bid amount. If you wish to split the payment for an item, you must collect the individual payments from the other bidder(s).
5. All purchases are final and there will be no exchang-es or refunds.
6. The Auctioneer reserves the right to reject any bid that is merely a fractional advance over the prior bid.
7. We will gladly accept your payment by currency, per-sonal check, Visa, MasterCard or American Express. Please make your check payable to WACDL.
8. Unless otherwise noted, all goods and services must be claimed/used by November 1, 2018.
9. WACDL reserves the right to add or withdraw, with-out notice, items to or from the auction.
10. Purchasers may claim, from the Cashier, the certificate(s) for services. If you are the winning bidder on a tangible item, please pick it up from the designated area.
11. Reservations for trips and vacation accommodations must be mutually arranged with the donor unless otherwise noted. No refunds will be allowed on travel packages for canceled tickets and/or accom-modations.
12. All items not removed from the auction premises this evening will be stored for you at WACDL and you may claim your item(s) by appointment between December 11 and 15, 2017.
13. WACDL has attempted to describe and catalog all items correctly, but all items are offered “as is, where is.” WACDL neither warrants nor represents, and in no event shall be responsible for the correctness of descriptions, genuineness, authorship, provenance or
condition of the items. No statement made in this catalog or made orally at the auction or elsewhere shall be deemed such a warranty for tax purposes or fair market value. Items have not been appraised.
14. Each person issued a bid number (bidder) assumes all risks and hazards related to the auction and items obtained at the auction. Each bidder agrees to hold harmless from any liability arising therefrom WACDL, its elected and appointed officials, mem-bers and employees, the auctioneer(s), the auction company and its agents and employees, the event organizers, sponsors, and/or volunteers connected with the auction.
15. Values set forth for items being auctioned or donors’ estimates of fair market value are not warranted by the auction for general value. Any amount you pay above the fair market value would normally be avail-able to you as a charitable contribution. Please see your tax preparer or advisor for deductibility to you. WACDL is a 501(c)(3) charitable organization.
16. The auctioneer shall have the sole and final discre-tion to determine the successful bidder in the event of and dispute between bidders.
LIVE AUCTION17. You may bid in the live auction by holding up high
your bid card with the number toward the auction-eer.
SILENT AUCTION18. Items offered in the silent auction will have silent
auction bid forms attached to them or on a table nearby. You may bid by simply writing your bid number on the form opposite the amount you want to bid.
19. You do not have to take the next available bid amount, but may skip ahead on the form to find the amount you really want to bid. The next bidder must bid a higher amount than you did to be successful.
20. If you really want an item, just write your bid number opposite the amount labeled “Guaranteed Purchase” and you own the item. Once you write your bid number on the “Guaranteed Purchase” line, the bidding on that item is concluded.
21. You may bid on any item in the silent auction until the section is closed. Bidding for items in the silent auction sections will close at the time posted. A silent auction official will circle the top bid number and amount. You can see if you are the successful purchaser by looking at the copy of the silent auc-tion bid form that is left in its place after the section is closed.
Auction Rules
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Auction Items by CategoryExperiencesL-14 Four one-day Park Hopper tickets to Disneyland and California AdventureS-205 Two hours kayaking for two on Lake UnionS-211 Four daypasses to Seattle Bouldering ProjectS-212 Seafair Weekend Festival Tickets 2018S-215 Gift certificate for a cooking class at Blue Ribbon CookingS-216 Two tickets to Seattle Shakespeare Company’s production of Timon of AthensS-224 One session of dance classes for two people at Century BallroomS-236 Tour and tasting for up to eight people at Maryhill Winery
Home/GardenL-03 Lathe Turned Black Walnut BowlL-05 Little Lending LibraryL-10 Certificate for $200 off regular prices at Alpine Specialty CleaningS-111 Tacoma Union Station plaqueS-201 Painting by Stephen GardnerS-204 Spirits Prayer Feather painting by death row inmateS-207 Glass dishS-210 Walnut BowlS-219 Untitled Acrylic Painting by death row inmateS-221 Holiday Comfort BasketS-225 Christmas Brunch TabletopS-228 Holiday Celebration TabletopS-230 Framed print comic strip artS-232 Books selected by Elliott Bay Book Company staffS-234 Airbrush paintingS-237 Photo Basket
KidsS-106 Four children’s admission passes to Imagine Children’s MuseumS-110 Party for 10-12 children at Creatively Yours Ceramic Painting StudioS-112 One pizza, one attraction and ten arcade tokens at Family Fun CenterS-218 Ten admission passes and skate rental passes to Lynnwood Ice Center
MuseumsS-105 Four passes to the Northwest African American MuseumS-108 Family Fun Pack for Seattle Children’s MuseumS-113 Four tickets to the Museum of GlassS-114 Family Admission Pass to the Hands On Children’s Museum in OlympiaS-220 Four passes good for admission to MOPOP
OtherL-02 Concrete Mama: Prison Profiles from Walla WallaL-13 Defensive Handgun Streetsmarts Survival Tactics WorkshopS-102 Carl Maxey: A Fighting LifeS-104 Two Sanctuary Passes to visit Wolf Haven International’s Sanctuary and Mima Mount PrairieS-233 Two hours of family history research from geneologist Tara FantauzziS-235 Holiday BasketS-237 Gun Laws Matter WorkshopS-239 Lethal Force Gun Laws Strategies and Tactics Conference
Performing ArtsL-08 Two tickets to see David Sedaris at the Pantages Theatre and dinner for two at Pacific Grill in TacomaL-12 Two VIP seats and Paramount Club privileges at the Paramount Theatre for the December 26, 2017 Brian Setzer Orchestra Christmas ShowS-101 Gift certificate for 2 to The Comedy UndergroundS-103 Gift certificate for 2 to The Comedy UndergroundS-206 Gift certificate for admission for two to PJI Jazz AlleyS-209 Gift certificate for two tickets to a performance at ArtsWestS-222 Two tickets to an Oregon Shakespeare Festival performanceS-231 Gift certificate for twelve to the Tacoma Comedy Club
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Auction Items by Category
RestaurantsL-01 Gift certificate good for one 8” Triple Layer Chocolate Cake from Bakery Nouveau in West Seattle or Capitol Hill.L-15 Blazing Saddles dinner at El GauchoRF-1 $25 gift card to Tutta Bella Neapolitan PizzeriaRF-2 $100 gift certificates to Jak’s GrillRF-3 $75 gift certificate to Rhein HausRF-4 $75 gift certificate to PoquitosRF-5 Gift certificate to The Cheesecake FactoryRF-6 $50 gift certificates to Green Lake AlehouseRF-7 $50 gift card for Ivar’s or Kidd ValleyRF-8 One meal at Chaco Canyon CaféS-203 Loaf-a-Month of rustic bread from Grand Central Bakery
SportsL-07 Two tickets to the December 31, 2017 Seahawks gameS-107 Two tickets to a 2017 Seattle Thunderbirds home gameS-202 Four tickets to a Spokane Indians game
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Live AuctionL-01 Gift certificate good for one 8” Triple Layer Chocolate Cake from Bakery Nouveau in
West Seattle or Capitol Hill. This cake is an 8” triple layer chocolate cake with decadent chocolate mousse sandwiched between moist chocolate cake layers and covered with chocolate ganache. Must be redeemed by December 8, 2018. Donor: Bakery Nouveau Value: $ 38
L-02 Concrete Mama: Prison Profiles from Walla Walla Signed by a profiled inmate. Donor: Roger Hunko Value: $ 156
L-03 Lathe Turned Black Walnut Bowl A beautiful black walnut bowl finished with a food safe base and a carnuba wax buffering. Perfect for salad, pasta or décor. Turned by a P.D. investigator and sawdust maker. More of his work is displayed at www.morethansawdust.org. The bown is 13” in diameter and 5” tall. To clean use only a damp cloth and soap. Wipe dry. Do not microwave or put in a dishwasher. To refresh the finish when used for display, use a paste wax and buff. For food use, refresh with walnut oil or other food grade products. Donor: Roger Dunn Value: $ 300
L-04 Five night winter stay for two at an arty Paris apartment This pied-de-terre is an inviting home away from home. Two of the best boulangeries (bakeries) in Paris are just a block or two away. The open air market at the end of the street is in the top ten in Paris. Vibrant nightlife is just a block away on rue Roquette and other nearby streets. Many top spots in Paris are just minutes away by foot. Place des Vosges, home to French kings and Victor Hugo, is 8 minutes away, Centre Georges Pompidou is 15, and Notre Dame Cathedral is just 20. The absinthe bar, La Feé Verte, is the next block over and has a suite of their own absinthes. Intrigued by the past? Père Lachaise is one of the most famous cemeteries in the world and has the graves of a wide variety of famous people including: Honoré de Balzac, Sarah Bernhardt, Frédéric Chopin, Yves Montand, Jim Morrison, and Marcel Proust. Enjoy people watching? The Place Bastille is vibrant and full of surprises, from marching strikers (often friendly) to the thousands of rollerbladers streaming through on various Friday nights. The summer solstice offers music and live performance all over Paris, but it’s especially lively throughout the Bastille where the whole neighborhood becomes a festival. 1 Bedroom + Convertible bed(s), 1 Bath, (Sleeps 2-4). Additional nights are $140 each. A $400 refundable damage deposit is required to hold the reservation and is refunded within three weeks of the end of the stay. There is also a 55 euro (cash) cleaning fee left in the apartment. Available only during the following time frames: January to mid March, 2018, November to mid December 2018 or with two weeks or less notice in other months and upon availability. No exceptions. Reservation deposit required at least 60 days in advance. Stay must occur in 2018. Procured by Lenell Nussbaum & Teresa Mathis. Donor: Jan Stensland Value: $ 800
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L-05 Little Lending Library This handcrafted cedar lending library will boost the curb appeal of any home. Local master carpenter, Ryan Desimone, made this library from 100% repurposed materials. Desimone uses reclaimed old fence boards - painstakingly milled down and sanded, and finally treated with exterior varnish to prevent leaks. This tiny home for books features a real shingle roof, complete with Tyvek underneath, and designed to resemble an open comic book. The sides are painted with chalkboard paint, and the library comes complete with chalk so the owner can personalize it with a favorite quote (or lawyer joke). Procured by Heather Straub. Donor: Ryan Desimone Value: $ 360
L-06 Private tour and tasting at OOLA Distillery Enjoy a private tour and tasting for up to fifteen people at OOLA Distillery. We’ll take you on a behind the scenes tour of how spirits are made at our Capitol Hill Facility. Guests will be treated to samples from our line of award-winning vodkas, gins and whiskeys. Must be 21+ to attend. No tours on Sundays. Expires December 31, 2018. Donor: OOLA Distillery Value: $ 350
L-07 Two tickets to the December 31, 2017 Seahawks game Seahawks vs. Cardinals; the game starts at 1:25 pm. Donor: Jonathan Rands, Attorney at Law Value: $ 192
L-08 Two tickets to see David Sedaris at the Pantages Theatre and dinner for two at Pacific Grill in Tacoma Seats 6, 7 in Row D. Includes a free parking pass. Show is on May 5, 2018. Four course dinner at Pacific Grill can only be redeemed by making a reservation and it does not include alcoholic beverages or gratuity. Blackout dates apply at Pacific Grill, including holidays, and restaurant voucher must be redeemed by December 8, 2018. Donor: Leslie Tolzin and Pacific Grill Value: $ 295
L-09 One week at Pueblo Bonito Sunset Beach Resort in Cabo Here’s your chance to get away for a week to soak up the sun in beautiful Cabo San Lucas. Enjoy a full week at the five-star Pueblo Bonito Sunset Beach Resort, located just five minutes outside of downtown Cabo on the Sea of Cortez side of the peninsula. Take a look at the resort for yourself at the resort’s webpage at www.pueblobonitosunsetbeach.com. Available is an Executive Suite, with living area, full kitchen, separate master bedroom, and patio. This suite normally rents for $300+ per day. All rooms have a stunning full ocean view. Travel all around the resort via small golf cart-type trams, which seat six to eight persons, and are constantly available, or walk if you want a good workout. Just call, and you’ll have a tram at your doorstep in minutes, ready to take you to a pool, to a restaurant, to the main buildings, anywhere you want to go onsite. There are six gorgeous pools, many with swim up bars. Donor’s favorite is the Sky Pool, located at the very top of the hill (mountain). It has a fantastic infinity pool, large sunning area, and a large central swim up bar. Many great restaurants and lounges on site, so take your pick from international fine cuisine to a sandwich at the deli. Full exercise facility, and countless other amenities. The
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resort is a very short ride from downtown Cabo — great restaurants, nightlife, beautiful beach for swimming, take a boat out to the famous Arch and Lovers’ Beach. Another plus is that you will have full use of the facilities and charging privileges at its sister resorts, Pueblo Bonito Rose and Pueblo Bonito Pacific, both of which are located in downtown Cabo, right on the beach. The week must be used before the end of 2018. Bob and Sue Quillian will work with you and the resort to find a week that fits your schedule. Travel to Cabo not included. Book early for best date options. Donor: Bob and Sue Quillian Value: $ 2500
L-10 Certificate for $200 off regular prices at Alpine Specialty Cleaning Alpine Specialty Cleaning services include carpet, furniture, area rugs, tile and house cleaning. Geographical restrictions and minimums apply. Only valid in Snohomish and King Counties. Only valid off original pricing, cannot be combined with any other discounts or coupons. Not valid for cash back. Donor: Alpine Specialty Cleaning Value: $ 200
L-11 One week stay on the beautiful Oregon coast The lovely Manzanita, OR beach house is just steps to the sand and two blocks to the Nehalem Bay State Park with its hiking and biking trails. New pedestrian and bike lanes for safe access back to town or just stroll down our gorgeous walking beach. Just five blocks to Manzanita golf course. This lovely newer three bedroom, two bath home has plenty of room for everyone. The ground floor has an entry porch, laundry room, game table and large living area with sectional and big screen TV/DVD. There are two bedrooms, one with a king bed and the other a queen. A full bath completes the ground floor. The upper floor of great room design is living room, dining area, and full kitchen. The very large master bedroom has an in-room jacuzzi tub and walk in shower with separate powder room. Access to south facing deck is off the master bedroom with Gas BBQ. The home has wi-fi and you may bring your dog. Cleaning fee is included. For more information about the property, visit the webpage: http://bookings.manzanitarentals.com/Unit/Details/81437. Not available June, July, August, or holidays. Donor: Chris Black and Signe Dortch Value: $ 1500
L-12 Two VIP seats and Paramount Club privileges at the Paramount Theatre for the December 26, 2017 Brian Setzer Orchestra Christmas Show Iconic guitarist, songwriter, vocalist and three-time Grammy-Award winner Brian Setzer and his 19-piece The Brian Setzer Oorchestra will be playing their 14th annual “Christmas Rocks!” Tour. Brian Setzer belongs to an elite group of artists who’ve had four super successful phases of his career, from the Stray Cats, to solo albums, The Rockabilly Riot to BSO. “The music I play in the big band is rock n’ roll with a jazz influence,” says Setzer. “What keeps it fresh is the quality of the players in the band. Also a big part of keeping the big band fresh is the arrangements; writing the arrangement for 18-19 people is like writing a song within a song. It makes the song you might have heard many times sound new again.” Reservations should be made at least eight days prior to the show. Show starts at 7:30 pm. Donor: Seattle Theatre Group Value: $ 250
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L-13 Defensive Handgun Streetsmarts Survival Tactics Workshop Put on by Old School Gun School. Five day workshop focused on skills needed to be safe around guns. Donor: Schöen Parnell Value: $ 1950
L-14 Four one-day Park Hopper tickets to Disneyland and California Adventure Tickets expire October 9, 2019, have no cash value, cannot be upgraded and may not be sold for profit. May not be used from December 25-31 of any year. Donor: Disneyland Resort Value: $ 628
L-15 Blazing Saddles dinner at El Gaucho The hustle of Seattle’s Belltown is instantly hushed as you enter a bygone era - a world of shimmering candlelight, live jazz on the piano and the palpable anticipation of an exceptional dining experience, including attentive table side service that is the El Gaucho hallmark. Chef ’s Wine Dinner for four will start table side with Caesar salad and move on to Flaming Sword Brochette of Tenderloin, Chateaubriand, an El Gaucho tradition, center cut of tenderloin with baked potato, asparagus, broiled tomato & cliff sauce. You and your guests will conclude the magnificent evening with Bananas Foster- at your private table. The dinner will be paired with El Gaucho Sommelier’s selection of wines. All of this in an evening and you don’t have to knock out a horse! Based on a mutually agreeable date. Donor: Gayle and Denny Behrend Value: $ 700
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In addition to our party sponsors, we would like to thank the following:
Holiday Party Co-ChairsLaura Shaver, Stacey MacDonald and Heather Straub
AuctioneerMatt Smith
Innocence Project Northwest Kristen Vodak, Sarah Desautels, Gabrielle Lindquist, Michael Suh, Joseph Sims, Jenny Aronson, Kylie Fisher, Sydney Bay
Volunteers Larry Jefferson, Sarah Perez and Robert Gross
Associated Behavioral Health Care 1800 112th Ave NE Ste 150WBellevue, WA 98004 (425) 646-7279
CLASSROOM toCOURTROOM10 Weeks of Paralegal Training
“Ziad is a passionate teacher that cares, and we
really got to see what it’s like to work in a law office.
State Licensed and Certified.Law Office Training Career Training
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WACDL StaffTeresa Mathis, Executive DirectorFred Rice, Program Coordinator & Graphic DesignBailey Richardson, Program Assistant & Auction Coordinator Gus Voss, Court Rules Committee AssistantShawn Dhanani, Hair Microscopy Task Force Assistant
Washington State Convention Center Staff
WACDL Members, Their Friends and StaffAll of our members and friends who obtained and donated auctions items!
Special Thanks
Intoxalock(253) 509-0905www.intoxalock.com
Assessment & Treatment AssociatesBellevue Branch (1-877-479-5993) with offices also
in Mountlake Terrace, Tacoma, and Pasco.• Alcohol & Drug Evaluations (less than 24 hour
turnaround if necessary)• Domestic violence evaluations and treatment.• Mental Health evaluations ( including mental heath
deferred prosecution)• Combined Alcohol Drug Information School and
Victims Panel• Intensive outpatient, relapse, aftercare treatment,
and monthly monitoring
Thanks to WACDL members for your support of ATA.
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Moranco is an agency for WACDL members to get their malpractice insurance. Members that participate in our program help create a revenue stream for WACDL. Contact us for a no-
obligation quote.
(800) [email protected]
600 University St Ste 3020Seattle WA 98101-4105
(206) 447-9681www.ahmlawyers.com
Allen, Hansen, Maybrown & Offenbecher P.S.
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103 E Holly St Ste 512Bellingham, WA 98225-4728
(360) 734-3448
705 Second Ave Ste 1111 Seattle, WA 98104-1741
(206) 382-2401
Timothy Leary
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2840 Northup Way Ste 140 Bellevue, WA 98004-1433
(425) 643-9424
1514 12th AveBellingham, WA 98225
(360) 306-8136www.jrandslaw.com
Stein Lotzkar & Starr P.S. Inc
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1200 5th Ave., Ste. 750Seattle, WA 98101(206) 624-1900www.aokilaw.com
5013 Pacific Hwy E Suite 7Fife, WA [email protected]
130 Andover Park E Ste 300Tukwila, WA 98188-2990
(206) 660-8775www.emilygauselaw.com
705 Second Avenue #1111Seattle, WA 98104206-623-1604www.blacklawseattle.com
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Gold Sponsors
Mike & Patti Frost
Gold Sponsor
Kevin J. Curtis
Gold Sponsor
Ramona Brandes
Patricia Fulton and
Geoff Burg720 3rd Ave Ste 2015
Seattle, WA 98104-1814(206) 467-3190
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1111 3rd Ave Suite 2220
Seattle, WA 98101(206) 445-0215
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420 North Pearl Ste. 303Ellensburg, WA 98923Phone (509) 925-3060
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600 First Ave Ste 512Seattle, WA 98104-2253
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Law Office of Laura Shaver
1812 Hewitt Ave Ste 210Everett, WA 98201
(206) 604-3255
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Spokane, WA 99205-4719(509) 327-0777
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Seattle, WA 98104-1619(206) 264-8586
Our agency is honored to be considered to partner with you in providing professional and
confidential bail bond service. We take pride in developing trust and a personal relationship with our clients. Posting bail can be a traumatic and confusing experience for most people. What sets All City apart from other agencies is our people and the caring personal and professional attention we provide our clients. Our clients are never treated as a number or statistic. By remaining
a family owned and operated bail agency, we give each and every client the personal attention and service they deserve and pay for.
All City Bail Bonds has been in business serving Washington State for 30 years. We offer convenient locations next to all major jails in Washington State. We are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year, anywhere – we never close.
www.allcitybailbonds.com (206) 622-9999
Trusted for Over 30 Years
