On behalf of Wampler & Passanise | Sep 23, 2020 | DWI
If you drink and drive, you could face charges for DWI. The Governors Highway Safety Association states that in Missouri and all other states except Utah, driving with a blood alcohol content level at or above 0.08% is illegal. If the court convicts you of drinking...
On behalf of Wampler & Passanise | Aug 31, 2020 | DWI
If you’re looking forward to celebrating Labor Day Weekend a few days from now, you’re not alone. Given how difficult of a year it has been for Americans, many of us are eager for a three-day weekend and a chance to celebrate the unofficial end of Summer. Most adults...
On behalf of Wampler & Passanise | Aug 12, 2020 | DWI
Police officers sometimes use portable breath tests (PBTs) to check and see if a driver is intoxicated, but many breath tests and blood tests happen at the station. As such, officers need something they can use in the field, when it’s not clear if the driver is...
On behalf of Wampler & Passanise | Aug 10, 2020 | DWI
Missouri residents charged with driving while intoxicated offenses may face a range of penalties should they be convicted of the charge. These penalties may include the payment of high fines, participation in substance abuse or treatment programs and even the loss of...
On behalf of Wampler & Passanise | Jul 31, 2020 | DWI
Ignition interlock devices are designed to minimize the risk of obtaining another DWI in Missouri once you have been convicted. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, ignition interlock devices decrease the number of repeat driving while...
On behalf of Wampler & Passanise | Jul 8, 2020 | DWI
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...
On behalf of Wampler & Passanise | Jun 29, 2020 | DWI
If you consume alcohol and drive a vehicle with a blood alcohol content level at or above 0.08, you could face charges for DWI. The Governors Highway Safety Association states that it is illegal to drive with a BAC level at or above this point in Missouri and every...
On behalf of Wampler & Passanise | Jun 18, 2020 | DWI
Missouri is serious about underage drunk driving. Many people under 21 experiment with alcohol. That could be the beginning of problems. There could be serious consequences if they decide to drink and get behind the wheel of a car. That could lead to criminal charges...
On behalf of Wampler & Passanise | Jun 10, 2020 | DWI
Driving a vehicle while intoxicated is a big risk, as it has the potential to result in your arrest and eventual conviction. And if that happens, you can expect it to change your life in a variety of ways. With this in mind, it’s imperative that you protect your legal...
On behalf of Wampler & Passanise | Apr 21, 2020 | DWI
There are a lot of different reasons why a driver may be pulled over for operating a vehicle under the influence of alcohol. Sometimes, a person may not even be intoxicated at all, but they may be behaving erratically on the road for some other reason. Or, a law...
