Criminal Defense

blog

Category: Criminal Defense

Sometimes, what’s in the news about a high-profile criminal case isn’t what actually happened. But all it can take is a sensational headline or two to damage your reputation and

Probation is not a free pass. It is a legal arrangement with real conditions, oversight, and consequences when something goes wrong. If you are on probation in Missouri and you

Before a criminal case reaches trial, the state and defense must resolve various issues through various pretrial motions. In serious felony prosecutions, pretrial motions may allow a St. Louis criminal

Anyone charged with assault in Missouri immediately wants to know what penalties they’re up against. Missouri separates assault into multiple degrees. What other states might consider “aggravated assault” is called

Attempted murder is a serious crime, but the felony classification can be confusing. Prosecutors build an attempted murder case with two separate laws: the statute that defines “attempt” and the

Violent felony charges represent some of the most serious criminal offenses under the law, carrying equally severe penalties. As a result, prosecutors vigorously pursue convictions in cases involving violent felony

Cell phones can be an important piece of evidence in many criminal cases. Prosecutors frequently rely on them because phones contain huge amounts of personal information. Your phone tells a

If you are facing murder charges, you need a strong legal advocate to protect your rights and ensure you receive a fair trial. A criminal defense attorney with experience handling

Online platforms such as Google Photos and DropBox search user accounts for harmful content, such as child pornography and inappropriate chats with minors. While they are permitted to search accounts

In recent years, cell phones have become one of the most important sources of evidence for Missouri prosecutors to build criminal cases. When your cell phone becomes evidence in a

Archives