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Things to know if you’ve been arrested for disorderly conduct
A common misconception among many people is that disorderly conduct offenses are not serious. However, getting arrested for disorderly conduct can result in long-term implications on your record and reputation. If you find yourself facing disorderly conduct charges,...
What are the consequences for leaving the scene of a crash?
It’s never smart to leave the scene of a vehicle crash without at least checking to see what kind of damage or injuries to others occurred. Unfortunately, people do it all too often. Sometimes, they simply panic – especially if they know they were in the wrong. In...
What is disorderly conduct?
A large part of the role of police officers is to maintain the peace. The public has a right to go about their day without feeling threatened or disturbed. This includes in public places, such as restaurants and bars. Consequently, the state of Missouri has...
What is considered “assault” in Missouri?
Most people don’t think about what legally makes an action “assault” until they find themselves facing an assault charge. Many states – including Kansas – recognize two separate offenses of assault and battery. In Missouri, there is no offense called “battery.”...
Factors to consider before pleading guilty to a DUI charge
If the police charge you with driving under the influence (DUI), you can either fight the charge of accept it by pleading guilty. Many people just accept such charges without even trying to mount a defense. While that can seem like the easy option if you expect a...
Can you bring marijuana to Kansas City?
If you’re thinking of traveling to visit Kansas City – perhaps to watch a Kansas City Chiefs game – you may be thinking of bringing marijuana with you. Perhaps you’re from a nearby state like Illinois or Michigan, where marijuana is completely legal for recreational...
What constitutes reckless driving in Missouri?
Some traffic violations are more serious than others. Someone who exceeds the posted speed limit, for example, would typically only need to worry about paying a fine. If an infraction leads to a crash, then there could be additional consequences. Yet, some traffic...
Can you get fired for a DWI?
If you get arrested on DWI charges, you certainly will be concerned about spending time behind bars, losing your driver’s license and paying fines. These are the immediate ramifications of a conviction. But if you are convicted, you may also worry about your job....
Missouri DWI laws: Are you a repeat offender?
Understand Missouri’s tiered DWI penalties. Learn how prior, persistent, aggravated, chronic, and habitual offender statuses work under RSMo 577.010 and how to save your license.
How is trespassing defined in Missouri?
Trespassing is illegal in Missouri, but people sometimes don’t know exactly how the statutes were written or what constitutes trespassing. This can lead to situations where someone accidentally violates the law. Essentially, a first-degree trespassing charge happens...