Eluding a Police Officer in Kansas City: What the Traffic Law Says

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Most traffic stops follow the same uncomfortable script. Blue lights appear in your mirror, you pull over, an officer approaches your window, and everyone involved just wants to get through it. The interaction feels routine even when it isn’t — and most drivers navigate it without it becoming anything more than an inconvenient few minutes.  … Read more

Know Your Rights After a DUI in Missouri – Guest Post

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Whether you have been arrested for DUI in Missouri, or have been convicted of a drunk driving offense in another state, it’s important to know your rights. You should also be aware of the penalties that you can face after you are convicted. The state may revoke or suspend your license, or you may be  … Read more

Debt Accrued From Traffic Tickets – What’s The Best Way To Handle Them? – Guest Post

To some, a traffic ticket is nothing more than an inconvenience; they pay the ticket and move on. For others, the same ticket can become a years-long nightmare of crushing debt and perhaps the loss of their driver’s license entirely. You may also not be able to renew your car’s registration. People who cannot afford  … Read more

Convicted of a Crime? What it Means for Your Hunting Season

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If you live in Washington State and you’ve been convicted of a crime, you might be worried about possessing a firearm for hunting season. In this state, any person who has been convicted of a felony or crimes associated with domestic abuse is not allowed to own or possess any type of firearm. While the  … Read more