May 03, 2019
Drivers License Restoration Part Two
| Alcohol Related Suspensions and Revocations A first time DUI arrest is a serious matter. But, a […]
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.
| Alcohol Related Suspensions and Revocations A first time DUI arrest is a serious matter. But, a […]
Read More| A very common question asked of criminal defense attorneys is, “Do I have to take the […]
Read More| Getting a DUI is never a fun experience. If you are pulled over and have a […]
Read More| You may remember hearing about former Green Bay Packers defensive tackle Letroy Guion being arrested last […]
Read More| Drunk driving charges in Missouri are broken into two categories — driving while intoxicated and driving […]
Read More| Sobriety checkpoints, commonly known as DUI checkpoints, are legal in both Kansas and Missouri. Police use […]
Read More| Losing your driving privilege can be devastating for anyone. Sometimes, people don’t realize how much they […]
Read More| Whether it's a case of a minor getting caught drinking underage or an adult charged with a DUI or illegal drug use, a drug or alcohol charge can have huge negative consequences on a person's life. As much as we tend to think that such a charge will never happen to us or to our children, it is important to be prepared for the possibility. Underage drinking is an ongoing problem for teens an college students. New and less stringent drug laws in certain states also have made getting caught with marijuana seem less serious. However, getting caught with such a drug in Kansas or Missouri would have much greater consequences than in Colorado, as federal law continues to prohibit the drug. Having a trusted defense attorney just a phone call away is essential in getting the best outcome in these cases.
Read More| Summer is the time when many teens begin to learn to drive for the first time. Getting a driver's license is exciting for teens, but often terrifying for parents. Unfortunately, most teens don't understand the full responsibility that driving a vehicle involves. They simple see driving a car as a mode of freedom from their parents. Because teens don't often realize the seriousness with which they should treat driving, teens are at a higher risk for getting into an accident. In fact, teens aged 16-19 are three times more likely to be in a fatal crash than older drivers. Luckily, there are plenty of ways for teen drivers to stay safe behind the wheel.
Read More| Applying for colleges is exciting. The possibilities seem limitless for most students, but what about someone who has a DUI?
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