Drug Crimes

It often suggests transporting or selling drugs when someone uses the term “second-degree drug trafficking.” But, in Missouri, people can commit this offense in distinct ways. Under Missouri law, an individual can face second-degree drug trafficking charge if the...

Receiving a drug possession charge can be a life-altering event. Even a misdemeanor can affect your life and your reputation for years to come, but a felony is even more likely to shake up your plans for the future. Missouri law looks harshly upon the act of drug...

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...

If the police find you in possession of controlled substances, there will certainly be consequences for the offense. Depending on the circumstances, though, you might receive a heightened charge for intending to distribute those substances. Many drug possession cases...

When determining a drug crime, the law puts the different substances into schedules. These schedules help identify which drugs are most harmful. They also relate to the regulation of the substance. The Revisor of Missouri explains drugs end up in certain schedules...

Substance-related crimes in Missouri include drug possession and drug distribution. The penalties for both categories vary based on the amount and type of controlled substance in question.  Review the possible consequences of a drug conviction when facing this type of...

When a law enforcement official pulls you over for drinking and driving, he or she will ask you to take a chemical test. The Missouri Department of Revenue states that this test solidifies your blood alcohol content level at the time of the traffic stop. You can...