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Criminal charges based on violent crimes, such as assault, often result in some of the most serious consequences. Under Missouri law, an assault is defined as inflicting or attempting to inflict harm on another person, touching someone offensive manner, and/or placing...
A DUI charge and subsequent conviction can cause significant damage to the life that you’ve built. It can lead to incarceration and large fines and it can strip you of your driving privileges. It can also leave a mark on your record that makes it maintain the...
Missouri's gun laws are notably lenient toward gun owners, but many people can still find themselves facing weapons charges. Some of these charges can lead to serious penalties. According to recent news reports, an 18-year-old student St. Louis County now faces...
Some people who would never get behind the wheel of a car after drinking think little of operating a boat or jet skis after a few beers or other alcoholic beverages. The laws against boating under the influence, however, are every bit as stringent. In Missouri,...
As a parent, fearing the consequences when your children get in serious trouble is natural. But sometimes, a bigger worry emerges: can your child face an adult trial? While juvenile court prioritizes rehabilitation for young offenders, there are situations wherein...
No one relishes the idea of insurance negotiations. Most people usually prefers to resolve insurance issues as quickly as possible after a motor vehicle collision. They don't want to spend months submitting invoices and receipts to secure compensation. Depending on...
While it’s generally understood that theft offenses in Missouri are serious crimes, the theft of certain things can lead to more severe penalties. One such theft offense that carries graver penalties than usual is vehicle hijacking. What is this offense, and what are...
Having a criminal record can affect your life in many ways. If you have a juvenile record and want your records cleared, you can go through an expungement process. This legal procedure may seal certain offenses in your criminal record. It prevents the public from...
Many companies looking to maintain a drug-free environment usually hold drug tests for both job applicants and tenured employees. While testing positive doesn’t lead to criminal charges, an employee who tests positive may lose their job. Individuals on probation must...
In 2017, Missouri allowed individuals to carry concealed firearms without a permit. However, Missouri law enforcement can still issue concealed carry permits to gun owners traveling to other states requiring them. While the state no longer requires concealed carry...