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Investigators and prosecutors work hard to secure criminal convictions. While this requires competent police work, in many cases they’re able to close the book on a case because of mistakes made by an alleged perpetrator. If you’re being accused of a criminal offense,...
Some drug charges come about after a long investigation. These cases often involve multiple law enforcement agencies, numerous suspects and large amounts of illegal drugs. Other drug cases arise as byproducts of unrelated encounters between a person and a police...
Missouri state police take the safety of their state seriously. One way they help achieve this goal is by arresting those who they believe pose a threat. Although this is a noble goal, we also know that not everyone the police arrest is guilty of violating the law....
In Missouri, many convicted individuals dream of starting fresh by clearing their criminal records through expungement. But who exactly qualifies for this life-changing opportunity? This blog will explain the eligibility criteria in simple terms, making it easy for...
Illicit drug possession is a crime. Individuals who have prescription medication without a doctor's recommendation or prohibited drugs are at risk of arrest. Some people get arrested while under the influence because they possess drugs by having them in their bodies....
When you are questioned by law enforcement, you might wonder if you need to explicitly say that you are invoking your right to remain silent or if simply staying quiet is enough. This question is especially important to understand as properly invoking this right can...
With self-checkout now common in many stores, accidental errors can sometimes lead to unintended consequences, and those consequences could potentially include shoplifting charges. Though these mistakes often are not deliberate, they can still be viewed as theft under...
As vibrant autumn leaves begin to fall, Midwesterners are being persistently reminded that winter is just around the corner. That means – in addition to the lovely characteristics of the season – harsh weather, icy roads and challenging driving conditions. If you’re...
In Missouri, DUI laws are, in some ways, even stricter for underage drivers than they are for adults 21 and older. While the general framework of these laws applies to both groups, there are key differences in the enforcement and penalties, especially for drivers...
Traveling between Missouri and Illinois is common for St. Louis residents. After all, we live right on the river. This travel is sometimes for work, but other times, it is to party or bar hop. If one is planning to drink, it is important to understand that DUI/DWI...