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Missouri Supreme Court to Decide Warrantless Blood Draw The Missouri Supreme Court will soon hear arguments in Missouri v. McNeely and eventually make a decision regarding a very controversial subject… Read More

St. Louis County Promises Increased DWI Enforcement During Summer Holidays On June 16, 2011, the St. Louis County Police Department issued a press release promising increased DWI enforcement during the… Read More

Should I Just Pay My Missouri Traffic Ticket? Many drivers who are issued a Missouri traffic ticket often ask themselves the following question: Should I pay my citation or should I… Read More

Violation of a Protective Order in Missouri If you have a Missouri protective order entered against you, a violation of that order may result in a criminal charge of a… Read More

Sentencing Alternatives in Criminal Cases and Probation Hearings (Part I) It is often disputed if remanding a criminal to the Missouri Department of Corrections (Prison) is the best way to… Read More

Party Ordinance Proposed at SEMO Officials from Cape Girardeau, Missouri are proposing a new party ordinance that would attempt to crack down on parties that get out of hand. Apparently,… Read More

Can the Police Stop Me For No Reason? The answer to the questions is no. A police officer must have a reasonable and articulable suspicion that you are violating a… Read More

Prostitution Stings Increase in St. Louis In an effort to prosecute individuals for prostitution and solicitation throughout the St. Louis metropolitan area, law enforcement agencies have increased the use of… Read More

Missouri Shoplifting Charge Can Have Civil Consequences If you have been charged with “larceny prohibited” in Missouri, commonly referred to as theft or shoplifting, you may have also received a… Read More

Depositions in Missouri Criminal Cases Depositions consist of out of court testimony of a witness, under oath, that is recorded by a reporter, and reduced to writing for later use… Read More