Recent Posts in the Criminal Defense Category

• Theft Expungement in Missouri: Clearing Your Record and Moving Forward

  May 23, 2023
  A theft conviction on your record can negatively impact your life, including difficulties finding employment, obtaining housing, or even applying for ...
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• Probation Violation and Employment: Navigating the Impact on Job Stability

  May 23, 2023
  Being on probation can be a challenging experience that may significantly impact various aspects of your life, including employment. Navigating the ...
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• KMOV St. Louis News Interviews Attorney Mark Hammer to Talk About Revoking Bonds

  Mar 17, 2023
  Attorney Mark Hammer of The Hammer Law Firm, LLC in St. Louis is known throughout the state for his extensive experience with criminal defense, as ...
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• Understanding RSMo § 571.030 | Unlawful Use of Weapons

  Sep 10, 2020
  What Is Section 571.030? Sometimes, it may feel as though citizens need an advanced law degree to understand state laws, especially when these laws ...
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• Can I Get My Accuser to Drop Domestic Violence Charges?

  Jun 15, 2020
  When the police are called for domestic violence charges, they are able to make an arrest if they have probable cause to believe any abuse took place. ...
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• The Consequences of Being Found Guilty of a Title IX Violation

  Jul 1, 2019
  The federal Title IX law states that all universities are required to investigate crimes of sexual violence, complete with disciplinary hearings. Any ...
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• Is It Rape If Both Parties Are Drunk?

  Dec 28, 2018
  Two young college students meet at a party and play some drinking games together. After a few rounds of beer pong and flip-cup, the two become ...
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• Is Not Knowing a Minor’s Age a Valid Statutory Rape Defense?

  Jun 22, 2018
  In Missouri, the age of sexual consent is 17-years old. This legally permits anyone 17 or older to decide whether or not they want to engage in sexual ...
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