Committing a violent crime can affect you in ways you may not expect. While some people can commit these crimes without side effects, others can experience various mental and physical problems afterward. Here are some of the ways committing a violent crime can affect...
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In Missouri, “battery” is classified as a form of “assault”
You are probably accustomed to hearing the phrase “assault and battery,” but some states separate the two and some use just one term for both crimes. Missouri does not recognize “battery,” but looks upon this term as a form of “assault.” The meaning of assault In...
What happens if you lose your driver’s license over a DUI charge?
If law enforcement stops you on suspicion of driving under the influence of alcohol (DUI), your first concern might be the possibility of losing your driving privileges. In the state of Missouri, anyone arrested for DUI faces two aspects of the law: criminal law and...
3 FAQs about property crimes
When faced with property crime charges, understanding the types of crimes and potential consequences helps you prepare for what lies ahead. Like with most crimes, different factors greatly impact the outcome. These may include the amount stolen and whether you used...
Can your apartment complex evict you for a DUI?
Receiving a DUI conviction can shake up the lives of both students and professionals alike. Your academic future, your career reputation, and even your ability to rent an apartment might all be at risk. After receiving a DUI charge, it is important to build a strong...