A Diverse and Dynamic Criminal Defense Practice
The Hammer Law Firm is pleased to provide a full-service criminal defense practice for the benefit of adults and juvenile clients throughout the state of Missouri. We handle a wide range of criminal law matters, including state and federal charges, probations violations, juvenile charges and criminal investigations.
If you need an aggressive defense to a criminal charge or investigation, we encourage you to contact our law office in Clayton, Missouri. Contact us for assistance with these and other criminal law matters:
- Federal charges: Some of the federal charges we handle include white collar crimes, drug trafficking, criminal conspiracy, Internet crimes, promotion of prostitution, violent crimes and sex crimes.
- DUI/DWI: If you are being charged with a first offense DUI/DWI, or if you are being charged for a second, third or subsequent drunk driving charge, we can help. Contact an attorney at our firm for a free consultation.
- Drug charges: We handle all state and federal drug charges, including federal drug conspiracy charges, drug possession, prescription drug crimes, possession with intent to distribute, drug trafficking and sales, cultivation of marijuana, operation of a meth lab and other drug charges.
- Violent crimes: We defend clients against charges of murder, assault, assault with a deadly weapon, armed robbery, domestic violence, arson, sexual assault, manslaughter, gang crimes, weapons offenses and other violent crimes.
- Sex crimes: We handle all sex crimes, including rape, date rape, statutory rape, possession of child pornography, Internet solicitation of a minor, sexual assault and indecent exposure.
- Theft offenses: We handle all theft and fraud offenses, including retail theft, shoplifting, employee theft, white collar crimes, fraud and issuing bad checks.
We represent clients in the St. Louis metro area and throughout the state of Missouri. To speak with a criminal defense lawyer at our firm, call 314-266-7821, or contact us by e-mail.
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