ONLY $375 FOR MOST ST LOUIS MISDEMEANORS Getting charged with a misdemeanor in St Louis is big deal. But for whatever reason, a lot of people don’t seem to think that such a charge will have much of an effect on them. They tend to believe that it’s “no big…
ONLY $375 FOR MOST MISDEMEANORS IN ST LOUIS If the prosecutor is willing to reduce (or amend) a criminal charge, it is because he/she recognizes that doing so is way more efficient than allowing the case to go to trial. Prosecutors are usually pretty overwhelmed with cases. Which means if…
MOST ST LOUIS MISDEMEANORS CAN BE HANDLED FOR ONLY $675 It depends on a number of factors. For instance: Is it your first offense? Were there multiple citations issued by the police officer? Where were you when the crime was allegedly committed? Several factors play into whether or not the…
MOST MISDEMEANOR CAN BE HANDLED FOR ONLY $375 The answer to this question depends on a number of factors. For instance, if your prior convictions were more recent, that could cut against your favor. But just because you have a criminal record does not mean that there isn’t anything that…
MOST MISDEMEANORS CAN BE HANDLED FOR ONLY $375 It’s a big deal because a simple misdemeanor on your permanent record can cause lasting damage. If you choose not to have it taken care of by an attorney (or to do anything about it at all), then you will have a…
MOST MISDEMEANOR CHARGES CAN BE HANDLED FOR ONLY $375 No, you do not have to allow the police officer to search your vehicle. There are only certain circumstances under which an officer of the law may search your car (and a couple of those scenarios are discussed below). But…
No, you do not. There is no obligation whatsoever for you to answer any question posed by a police officer. This is true regardless of whether you are in custody, or simply on the sidewalk. You DO NOT have to answer any questions. However, just because you have a constitutional…
$375 FOR MOST ST LOUIS MISDEMEANOR CHARGES While there are many similarities between an SIS and an SES, there are a couple of big differences as well. “SIS” stands for Suspended Imposition of Sentence, and an “SES” stands for Suspended Execution of Sentence. Both involve periods of probation (usually one…
The answer is simple: most people cannot afford to pay a St. Louis criminal defense attorney the types of fees they demand for service. For example, a typical quote of fees for a run-of-the-mill St. Louis marijuana possession can run anywhere between $1,000 and $1,500. And most people just cannot…
Yes, they can. But only if certain provisions are met. The law states that once a police officer has taken you into custody, he or she must make you aware of a set of fundamental rights. This list is commonly referred to as Miranda warnings. If the police do not…