Even a minor drug conviction may have life-changing consequences
For many young adults, college life offers both immense opportunity and immense temptation. Rapidly shifting cultural attitudes and popular media depictions that glamorize drug use may lead some young adults to underestimate the risks of experimenting. In fact, even a simple charge of possession may have a huge impact on an otherwise promising future. In addition to...
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Antibiotics course leads man to DUI
Most people in Missouri might assume that the only way a person could be arrested for drunk driving is if they had been drinking before they were driving. This may sound logical, but it is actually not true. A person may be arrested for impaired driving if they were under the influence of other drugs....
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Environmental cues that can result in white-collar crime
White–collar crime is on the rise in Missouri and across the country. These non-violent offenses include but are not limited to Ponzi schemes, bribery, fraud, insider trading, money laundering. In some cases, perpetrators commit premeditated and purposeful transgressions. However, that is not always the case. At The Law Offices of Dee Wampler & Joseph Passanise we offer our expertise in handling white–collar crimes to clients unexpectedly facing...
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Mail and wire fraud require intent
Whether deceit comes in the form of a letter through the U.S. Postal Service, private interstate carriers or via e-mail, if it travels across Missouri state lines, it is mail fraud and a federal offense. It is imperative that you understand the details and theory of the case against you when facing charges. At the Law Offices of Dee Wampler and...
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Common tactics for DUI defense
For drivers facing a DUI conviction in Missouri, the consequences can be huge. Not only do drivers lose their license for a period of time, but there may be additional financial and criminal penalties. Having a good defense can help fight the charge and hopefully result in a not guilty verdict. The Missouri Department of...
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What to do if the Missouri police find drugs in your car
There you were, driving home from a day out in the Ozarks to celebrate your 70th birthday when the police pulled you over. To cut a long story short, two hours later, you are sitting at the station, accused of marijuana possession and wondering what happens next. The police noticed a small bag of a...
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