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Can Police Force You to Unlock Your Phone?
Police can make suspects unlock fingerprint-protected phones with a warrant. Contact a St. Louis criminal lawyer at JMH Law Firm, LLC for more information.
Read more: Can Police Force You to Unlock Your Phone?President Obama Continues Pursuit for Drug Sentencing Reform
According to an article published by The Washington Post, President Barack Obama recently commuted the sentences of 61 prison inmates on Wednesday.
Read more: President Obama Continues Pursuit for Drug Sentencing ReformSt. Louis County Now Has a Prescription Drug Monitoring Law
On Wednesday, the County Executive of Saint Louis County signed legislation on a new mandatory program called the Prescription Drug Monitoring Program.
Read more: St. Louis County Now Has a Prescription Drug Monitoring LawMO Supreme Court DWI Ruling May Impact Thousands
JMH Law Firm, LLC is available to review your DWI case. Contact a St. Louis DWI lawyer today to get started.
Read more: MO Supreme Court DWI Ruling May Impact ThousandsAre Plea Bargains Worth It?
Plea bargains can be advantageous for many who are facing criminal charges. You can learn more about these from our blog!
Read more: Are Plea Bargains Worth It?Missouri Law Enforcement Steps Up Holiday DWI Patrols
If you need representation after a holiday DWI, contact a St Louis DWI lawyer at JMH Law Firm, LLC as soon as possible.
Read more: Missouri Law Enforcement Steps Up Holiday DWI Patrols"Black Wednesday": Biggest Drinking Night of the Year?
Call a St. Louis DWI attorney for a free consultation after an arrest for intoxicated driving. We may be able to help!
Read more: "Black Wednesday": Biggest Drinking Night of the Year?Missouri Measure May Change Process to Regain Driver's License after a Drunk Driving Offense
Missouri residents convicted of a DWI may regain their driving privileges sooner under a new law. Contact our St. Louis firm for help with your DWI.
Read more: Missouri Measure May Change Process to Regain Driver's License after a Drunk Driving OffenseWill Prisoners Now Be Eligible for Pell Grants?
Studies show that prisoners who receive an education while behind bars are far less likely to commit crimes after completing their sentence terms.
Read more: Will Prisoners Now Be Eligible for Pell Grants?












