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Judge sets $10,000 bail for Morgan Boone and orders SCRAM monitoring, ignition interlock

September 26, 2026 | Lake Forest Park, King County, Washington


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Judge sets $10,000 bail for Morgan Boone and orders SCRAM monitoring, ignition interlock
Judge Jennifer Grant set bail at $10,000 for Morgan Boone during a Sept. 25 first-appearance hearing in Lake Forest Park Municipal Court and ordered conditions intended to prevent further impaired driving. "I do believe um bail is appropriate in this case and I will set bail at the $10,000," the judge said, citing a pattern of prior alcohol-related matters in Seattle and Clallam County and an older Arizona prior.

The court required that Boone either have an ignition-interlock device installed in any vehicle she drives or sign a declaration of non-driving within five days of release, and that a SCRAM alcohol-monitoring bracelet be installed at the jail before release. Judge Grant also ordered that Boone "be completely abstinent from any ... alcohol or mood-altering substances," prohibited nonprescription THC, and instructed her to maintain valid insurance and license proof if driving. The court added a condition to notify the court within 24 hours of any change in residence.

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