Immediately following an arrest in Missouri, it's normal for the police to investigate your person for any weapons or contraband, as well as any personal items that could potentially be used as evidence. For most people, this means police are going to find at least...
Month: June 2021
White-collar crimes of tax evasion and tax fraud in St Louis, MO
The United States government requires all citizens to file a federal income tax annually. However, if your annual income does not exceed a certain threshold, you might not be obliged to file a return. Non-residents may also file U.S. tax returns depending on their...
Homicide versus manslaughter charges in Missouri
Many people have questions about manslaughter versus homicide charges in Missouri. Your best course of action after an arrest is to contact a criminal attorney experienced with your specific charges. However, these charges can be discussed in broad terms for initial...
Actions to take during a police stop
Police to civilian encounters happen routinely every day in America. Most of these encounters usually end peacefully, but unfortunately, this is not always the case. Misunderstandings between law enforcement and civilians lead to injuries and, sometimes, unnecessary...
Supreme Court watch: When can police enter your home without a warrant?
On March 24, 2021, the United States Supreme Court heard an oral argument in a case that could have significant ramifications for St. Louis-area citizens facing criminal charges, and for anyone else who cares about the right to privacy in their homes. What's at stake...