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If you have been arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence (DUI) in Missouri, it is important for you to gain a deeper insight into the state’s DUI booking process and learn how you can protect your legal rights. What happens during the booking process? If...
An arrest is a stressful experience. People going about their lives suddenly find themselves deprived of their freedom. Individuals taken into state custody are likely to face criminal charges in the near future. Those in state custody frequently make mistakes that...
For the state to successfully prosecute an individual, a prosecutor's office must meet a relatively high burden of proof. During a trial, the prosecutor must convince jurors beyond a reasonable doubt that a crime occurred and the defendant was the one who committed...
Federal institutions house thousands of individuals. The federal penitentiary system has over 100 different institutions around the country that serve a variety of different purposes. Those accused of federal criminal offenses may serve their sentences in one of the...
Drug charges can be prosecuted under either state or federal law, depending on the type of drug at issue, the amount involved and the circumstances of the alleged offense. While many cases are handled by state courts, specific concerns can elevate a charge to the...
Pundits and commentators often discuss people seeking benefits for which they are not eligible. Particularly in scenarios involving government insurance programs, including Medicare and Medicaid, people tend to focus on individuals trying to secure coverage or...
Facing a weapons charge in Missouri can feel overwhelming. A single mistake, misunderstanding or wrongful accusation could lead to serious consequences. Understanding the law and knowing your options can make a big difference in how your case plays out. If you have...
Drug laws in Missouri carry serious consequences that can follow you for years. If you are a student, worker or parent facing a charge, it is important to understand how the law treats different substances, the penalties you could face and what options may be...
It could have started with a police officer stopping you after driving home from a night out. You might feel confused and worried, as in Missouri, a first-time DWI charge is generally considered a Class B misdemeanor. A conviction can result in fines, a suspended...
Facing federal charges can place your freedom, finances and reputation at risk. In Missouri, an accusation may draw the attention of federal investigators such as the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) or the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) and trigger strict court...