On behalf of Wampler & Passanise | Nov 25, 2020 | Sex crimes
You want to put your legal past behind you, but find it crops up unexpectedly in various areas of your life. For instance, you must inform potential employers of your record, and you may have to explain your offense in an interview. How should you handle this? Monster...
On behalf of Wampler & Passanise | Nov 23, 2020 | Sex crimes
Trafficking offenses related to forced labor or prostitution may result in a serious felony charge. According to the FBI, however, a prosecutor may first need to prove that an individual charged used threat, physical force or coercion to bring about a victim’s...
On behalf of Wampler & Passanise | Nov 20, 2020 | Criminal Defense
From long, often emotionally intense hours on the job to the high risk of developing musculoskeletal and other stress injuries that require ongoing pain relief, nurses and nursing assistants may face a higher risk for developing a substance abuse issue. In addition...
On behalf of Wampler & Passanise | Nov 18, 2020 | Criminal Defense
Domestic violence is a heinous crime, which is why the public reviles it so much. This is also why false accusations of domestic violence can be extremely damaging to the life of the accused. If you are currently dealing with false accusations of domestic violence, it...
On behalf of Wampler & Passanise | Nov 12, 2020 | Criminal Defense
Missouri residents like you may face serious consequences if convicted of a felony. All states treat felonies as serious crimes and Missouri is no exception. But the impact of this conviction does not end after your sentence. Unfortunately, a felony conviction can...
On behalf of Wampler & Passanise | Nov 6, 2020 | Criminal Defense
As someone facing serious charges in Missouri, you may wonder what your options are. When looking at the possibility of going to court for a trial, you might feel overwhelmed. It is hard to narrow down your options, too. One potential option is agreeing to a plea...
On behalf of Wampler & Passanise | Nov 2, 2020 | Criminal Defense
You may not realize that drugs have different classifications. Members of law enforcement categorize drugs based on the medical use of a substance. According to the United States Drug Enforcement Administration, these drug schedules consider how likely it is that you...
