Protecting The Rights And Freedom Of The Accused
Many people believe that sleeping in their car after drinking shows responsible behavior. You might think you made the right choice by not driving while intoxicated. Missouri law enforcement might see this situation differently than you expect. Understanding the...
If you've been arrested for DWI in Missouri, you may face serious consequences, including fines, license suspension, and jail time. However, if it's your first offense or you're eligible, you might qualify for probation instead of jail time. Here’s what you need to...
Most people associate DWIs with alcohol, but prescription drugs can also lead to charges. Many medications impact coordination, reaction time, and judgment, making it unsafe to drive. If law enforcement believes a driver is impaired, a DWI charge can follow—even if...
A DWI conviction affects your record, but Missouri law allows expungement in certain cases. If you meet the state's requirements, you can clear your record and move forward without a DWI limiting your future opportunities. Understanding the process helps you determine...
Field sobriety tests are commonly used by law enforcement to determine if a driver is under the influence of alcohol or drugs. While these tests are voluntary in Missouri, refusing to participate can lead to significant legal consequences. Understanding the rights and...