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KC Disorderly Conduct Defense | David M. Lurie
Cited for disorderly conduct or trespassing in KC? Protect your record. Call KC Defense Attorney David M. Lurie at 816-221-5900.
KC World Cup Arrests: Trespass, Disorderly Conduct & Parked-Car DWI
Arrested in KC during the World Cup? Discover how David M. Lurie helps locals and tourists navigate simple trespass, disorderly conduct, and parked-car DWI cases.
Tailgating at The K: The Fine Line Between a Great Afternoon and a Night in the Stadium Jail
Tailgating at Kauffman Stadium is a Kansas City tradition, but it’s easy to cross the line. Learn how stadium security, the KCPD, and the Jackson County Sheriff handle ejections, weapons charges, and DUI/DWI arrests at the Truman Sports Complex.
I Know We Just Talked for Almost 2 Hours: Your KC DWI Consultation Recap
You hired me to handle the heavy lifting of your case, but there are still a few time-sensitive steps you need to take care of on your end. Use this recap as a quick reminder of the 15-day permit window, SATOP fees, and how to protect your driving privilege while I get to work.
Trespassing charges in Missouri can carry serious consequences
Do you believe trespassing is a minor incident? State law says otherwise. In Missouri, trespassing charges can lead to a criminal conviction, fines and even jail time in some situations. Whether the incident involves private property, a business or a residence, you...
Is it legal to carry a knife in Missouri?
At first glance, it may seem as though Missouri has few prohibitions against carrying a knife on your person. But there are some deviations that knife owners should be aware of. Below, we address the specifics of Missouri knife laws. Pocketknives face few restrictions...
When do the police not need your consent to search your home?
In many cases, when a police officer wants to search your home, they need to get your consent. The officer may just knock on your door and ask if they can come in and take a look around. Some people feel obligated to agree, but the reality is that you still have a...
Beware of social media if you’ve been in a fight
Fights can sometimes happen to even the most peaceful of people. Sometimes, there is little choice but to act in self-defense or the defense of others, and even if there are better options, there is not always the time to think about them. If you do get involved in a...
Self-defense as a counter to assault charges
If you’re facing assault charges, you’re likely trying to consider all of your possible defense options. You know that a conviction could lead to significant ramifications, potentially including years behind bars. It all depends on how serious the assault was and what...