Constitutional protections against unreasonable searches and seizures certainly apply to cellphone phones and other electronic devices.But how much privacy you can expect to have in data stored on those devices? In this post, we'll discuss some of the scenarios of...
Month: July 2019
How much does a Missouri DWI affect auto insurance rates?
A Missouri conviction for driving while intoxicated brings with it considerable penalties. If you have the unfortunate experience of facing a DWI charge, you may face steep fines, mandatory jail time and more if convicted. While these repercussions can cost you a lot...
What is the discovery process in a criminal case?
There's a reason that movies and television shows often focus on criminal trials: They make good drama. The stakes are high. There are clear actors, and it's exciting to watch them grapple with the facts and look for the strategies that will best prove someone's guilt...
What is pink collar crime?
Pink collar crime may seem like a clever phrase invented by Hollywood to entice people in Missouri to watch an innovative new true-crime program. However, according to FraudBeat, the term describes a real phenomenon. As a matter of fact, even if you are not familiar...
Fatal Missouri crash leads to 9-year sentence on DWI charges
Most people arrested and/or convicted of drunk driving charges never intend harm to anyone. Nevertheless, sometimes others suffer harm, and it can be particularly devastating when it happens to someone that the driver is close to. A mother from Smithville, Missouri,...
How can convictions for a drug charge affect you?
In Missouri, crimes related to drugs are taken very seriously. Due to the harsh nature with which these crimes are treated and handled, you may find yourself dealing with severe consequences if you are charged and convicted. Today, we at the Law Offices of Dee Wampler...
Does white-collar crime go unpunished?
The prevailing perception across the country, including in Missouri, seems to be that white-collar crime tends to go unpunished, that people in positions of authority can commit acts of fraud, embezzle money, etc. without fear of discovery or repercussions. This...
