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Liberty DWI Lawyers

1. Swall Roffman: * Estate planning * Adoption * Guardianships of children and adults * Personal injury cases * Traffic defense * Criminal defense
2. Baldwin & Vernon: municipal and traffic offenses, theft, property and white collar crimes, DUI/DWI, drug offenses ranging from misdemeanor drug possession to narcotics conspiracy, sex crimes, violent crimes, and parole and probate violations
3. Petty, Donald: * Drug charges * Violent crimes, such as murder, robbery, assault, battery and rape * Property crimes, such as theft and burglary * Sex crimes and child molestation * Parole and probation violations * Drunk driving (DUI/DWI), speeding tickets, careless driving, and driving while suspended
4. Genisio, Sue: One mistake could easily find you facing the serious consequences of a criminal DWI conviction.
5. Coulson Law Office: Whether you have been charged with driving on a suspended license in Platte County or with a felony drug charge in Kansas City, the time to contact an attorney is now.
6. Holdsworth & Allen: If you think you need an attorney, this is the time to consult the expert. Boating Violations and BWI Kansas City - Lake of the Ozarks Boating Violations Lawyers Missouri law prohibits boating while intoxicated (BWI)Ñthat is, operating a vessel while intoxicated due to alcohol or any combination of alcohol, controlled substances, or drugs.Missouri Boating Handbook Effective August 28, 2008, MissouriÕs blood alcohol concentration (BAC) for BWI was lowered from 0.10% to 0.08%. * Missouri law states that it is evidence of intoxication if a person has a concentration of alcohol in his/her blood of 0.08% or more, based upon a chemical analysis of breath, blood, or saliva. Missouri law establishes the following penalties. * Those convicted of boating while intoxicated are guilty of a Class B misdemeanor upon a first conviction. In addition, those convicted will be required to complete and pass an approved boating safety course. * Upon a second conviction, a person is guilty of a Class A misdemeanor. * Upon a third or subsequent conviction, a person will be guilty of a Class D felony o A person boating while intoxicated who causes the death or serious injury of another person will, upon conviction, be guilty of a felony. o By operating a vessel on Missouri waters, you have consented to be tested for alcohol or drugs if so requested by a law enforcement official. If you refuse to be tested, you will be subject to arrest and punishment consistent with the penalties described above. "Don't drink and boat!" Missouri's laws affecting boating while intoxicated are referred to as BWI. If you have been cited for BWI - Get help right away!
7. Culotta, Gregory: DUI/DWI Traffic Law It is never pleasant when you are charged with a traffic offense. That is especially true when those charges include Driving While Intoxicated, or Driving Under the Influence.