On behalf of The Law Office of Andrew T. Christie, LLC | Aug 19, 2020 | Felony Charges
Those who have committed a felony in Missouri and are convicted in a court of law can receive a sentence of a specified length of time in jail. The court can also order that the defendant be placed on probation, which would mean that there are strict guidelines that...
On behalf of The Law Office of Andrew T. Christie, LLC | Jul 6, 2020 | Felony Charges
When you were arrested following a fight, you didn’t know that the other person was injured. When you later found out that they had passed away following the altercation, you were shocked. You also found yourself faced with felony charges that you never could...
On behalf of The Law Office of Andrew T. Christie, LLC | Jun 17, 2020 | Felony Charges
A criminal record can have devastating effects on a person’s life. That one event can end a person’s chances of getting a new job, securing a bank loan or leasing a new apartment. Thankfully, Missouri residents have an opportunity to seal those records, preventing any...
On behalf of The Law Office of Andrew T. Christie, LLC | Jun 15, 2020 | Drug Offenses, Felony Charges
Depending on the circumstances surrounding the case, a drug possession charge can drastically upend the life of the defendant. Convictions may lead to a suspended license, subsequent job loss, heavy fines and even years in prison. A strong argument in the courtroom,...
On behalf of The Law Office of Andrew T. Christie, LLC | Feb 19, 2019 | Felony Charges
If someone is accidentally killed in Missouri, it could be labeled as involuntary manslaughter. It could also be referred to as criminally negligent homicide. A person could also face such a charge if he or she was in the act of committing another crime and an...
