Domestic violence charges are quite serious. For starters, you risk losing your home, job and child custody in case of a divorce. In addition, your reputation is on the line and might suffer serious harm. Below is a comprehensive look at possible defense strategies...
Month: July 2022
Is arson a violent crime punishable in Missouri?
Arson is the deliberate act of damaging or destroying a building or home through fire or explosives. The law is tough on anyone found guilty of burning down other people's property or structures. However, in St. Louis, Missouri, not all fire cases qualify as violent...
What are aggravating and mitigating factors for murder charges in Missouri?
The criminal justice system can be confusing for those who go through it for the first time. If you are facing criminal charges for allegedly committing a serious offense, such as first-degree murder, you may want to know what sentences you could possibly receive upon...
7 common embezzlement defenses
Embezzlement is a form of theft that occurs when a person entrusted with managing or monitoring another person's finances or property steals some or all of the assets for their own gain. For example, an employee diverting a company's funds from the business account...
What are your rights if you are accused of a crime?
When someone is accused of a crime, it is important to remember that all US citizens are granted specific rights during a criminal court proceeding. These rights are outlined in the United States Constitution and are there to protect individuals throughout each stage...
3 factors that can change drug charges into felony offenses
Social attitudes about drug possession and non-violent criminal offenses have shifted drastically in recent decades, and the laws in many states have changed to reflect this evolution. However, while those in Missouri may share those more tolerant beliefs, they are...