October 11, 2018
Felony vs Misdemeanor: Kansas vs Missouri
| The most essential difference between a felony and a misdemeanor rests mainly with the penalty and […]
Read MoreMiller & Terry Attorneys at Law take the time to understand your case before determining the best course of action. Keeping current on new laws & regulations ensures your attorney has most prevalent knowledge of the law combined with years of experience to win your case.
| The most essential difference between a felony and a misdemeanor rests mainly with the penalty and […]
Read More| We all take our Constitutional rights for granted. Your rights are not always automatically protected. That’s why […]
Read More| No one likes the guilt that comes with committing a crime. Sometimes the last thing we […]
Read More| From the earliest stages of a criminal matter to the final decision, a defense attorney is […]
Read More| Teenagers go through a lot, between growing physically and emotionally, stress from school and parents, it’s likely […]
Read More| A felony is considered one of the most serious crimes that can be accompanied by multiple […]
Read More| As many of you prepare to head out for some fun on the lake this Labor Day weekend, I'd like to take the time to stress the importance being safe and responsible while out boating or participating in other water-related activities. We all know that driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs is dangerous, not to mention against the law. However, for many people, the guidelines about boating under the influence are a little less clear. We tend to see boating as much more of a relaxed and recreational activity than driving a car. Drinking a few beers on a boat on a warm day can seem pretty harmless. But before you take out that bottle opener, take a minute to learn a little more about the reality of boating under the influence.
Read More| No one likes getting a speeding ticket. From the waste of time to the money taken out of your wallet, a speeding ticket is simply no fun. It's especially frustrating when you feel that your actions while driving did not warrant receiving a ticket. While it is true that the easiest way to deal with a speeding ticket is to pay the fine and move on, if you know that you did not deserve the ticket, you do have the right to take legal actions to fight the charge.
Read More| From handwriting experts to laboratory technicians, an expert witness can help make or break a case. […]
Read More| The abuse of illicit drugs cost the United States approximately $193 billion in 2007 alone. This […]
Read More