The legal drinking age in Missouri is 21. However, peer pressure and social settings make underage drinking a common occurrence. What consequences could you face for this? Academic consequences If you are a student, underage drinking could impact your academic career....
Missouri treats DWIs by juveniles more strictly than for adults because underage drunk drivers cause more auto accidents than do older people. A blood-alcohol content of as little as .02 percent can lead to a juvenile conviction for DWI in the state, resulting in time...
A Missouri teenager that had crashed her car into an Emergency Room exit at St. Luke's hospital in Chesterfield has been charged with underage drinking and driving. The accident occurred when the 17-year-old was dropping someone off.It was reported that the teen hit a...
