June 28, 2019
Five and Ten Year Denials of Driving Privilege
| If you are unlucky enough to get two DWI convictions in a five (5) year period, […]
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| If you are unlucky enough to get two DWI convictions in a five (5) year period, […]
Read More| 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| Next week is Halloween, which means fun and merriment for many. However, Halloween is also a […]
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| Weeks of spring break build-up can come crashing down with an arrest for DUI, DWI, MIP, […]
Read More| For those living in the Kansas City area, it's common to hop over the state line to see friends, go out to eat, or even commute to work. Because the metro area covers parts of two different states, it is easy to forget that when crossing from Missouri to Kansas or vice versa that different laws may apply. Assuming that the same law applies in Kansas as Missouri is an easy way to get into a lot of trouble. Take alcohol laws, for example. Despite the many similarities between Kansas and Missouri, the two states have some very different laws regarding open containers. Learning those differences now could save you from a big legal problem in the future.
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