The police can pull you over if they see you break the law. When can a routine roadside encounter lead to a request to search your vehicle? If the police believe you have evidence of a crime, a search is the next logical step in their investigation. What if the police...
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Month: January 2023
4 main types of evidence in a criminal case
If law enforcement personnel arrest you for committing a crime, your life can quickly turn upside down. As you face the charges in court or with a prosecutor, it is important to know what types of evidence the prosecutor has against you, and to watch for signs of...
Drug possession defense options
Drug possession charges can leave you feeling helpless, especially if you aren’t sure how to fight them. Many people mistakenly believe that there are no defenses for drug possession, but that is not the case. There are a few different avenues available to defend...
Principles for successful self-defense arguments
Citizens have a right to use force when their lives are in danger. Violence is, without question, justifiable under qualified circumstances. Some may interpret injurious actions as despicable transgressions. In the aftermath, a lawsuit may arise. Particular legal...
An overview of theft, robbery and burglary charges in Missouri
Theft, robbery and burglary are all crimes that involve taking someone else’s property without their permission. In Missouri, these crimes are punishable by fines and maybe imprisonment, depending on the severity of the offense. Understanding the basics of these three...