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When you’re facing drunk driving allegations, you hope that there’s a way to get the DUI charges dismissed or to otherwise avoid the worst penalties that prosecutor’s seek to impose on you. Although there might be a criminal defense strategy that allows you to beat...
Apart from rules prohibiting drunk drivers from operating vehicles, most U.S. states also have laws forbidding having any alcoholic beverage next to the driver. Referred to as “open container” laws, some versions ban even passengers from having an open container of...
Driving under the influence is a serious offense that can lead to accidents, injuries and even fatalities. Accordingly, you must make responsible choices to ensure the safety of yourself and others on the road. By following these practical tips, you can avoid the...
Police officers often face a “now or never” situation, when they must balance enforcing the law immediately while upholding an alleged offender’s civil rights. Being in this state of emergency often requires official action then and there, which does not leave time to...
It's common knowledge that being under the influence of alcohol impairs judgment and makes driving unsafe. However, prescription and over-the-counter medicines can also have adverse effects that make it unsafe to get behind the wheel. If the police stop you for...
A lot of people make the mistake of thinking that they don’t need to start building a criminal defense until after they’ve been formally charged with a crime. You’re going to be better positioned to protect your interests and your future if you know how to...
In Missouri, drunk drivers can receive driving while intoxicated (DWI) charges for their traffic offenses. DWIs may sound different from the driving under the influence (DUI) charges other U.S. states use but make no mistake – they both involve fees and jail time and...
Many students and working adults look forward to the summer season as a time to take a break and enjoy some well-earned vacation time. Hitting the road for an extended trip or even just a small outing can be one way to enjoy the warm months, but it is important to...
Missouri is one of several states that allow the carrying of concealed and loaded firearms in public without a permit. While that means the state is very lenient when it comes to carrying firearms, there are still some restrictions that gun owners should keep in mind....
Swerving and speeding can look like driving while intoxicated (DWI). In Missouri, a DWI conviction is a criminal and administrative offense. However, a conviction is different from an arrest. A police officer pulls you over due to suspicion, meaning the officer has...
