On this St. Louis DWI blog we've written several times about the Fourth Amendment and how it protects people against the unlawful search and seizure of their person or property by law enforcement officials. However, it is important to understand that this does not bar...
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St. Louis officer faces disciplinary action
On behalf of Travis Noble, P.C. | Mar 2, 2013 | Rights Of The Accused
A St. Louis patrolman is facing disciplinary proceedings after he struck a man with a baton, choked him and slammed his head into the bumper of a patrol car. He is the subject of a disciplinary trial aimed at determining whether he should be reinstated after his...
Missouri public defenders face crippling caseloads
On behalf of Travis Noble, P.C. | Oct 19, 2012 | Rights Of The Accused
This summer the Missouri Supreme Court ruled that public defenders may refuse new cases if they cannot handle the ones they have. At first, it sounds like a disaster for people who are accused of crimes and cannot afford a defense attorney. But it could pave the way...
High court to rule on warrantless blood draw in Missouri DWI case
On behalf of Travis Noble, P.C. | Oct 13, 2012 | Rights Of The Accused
A Missouri DWI case is making national headlines this month after the Supreme Court agreed to hear a dispute over forced blood draws for drunk driving suspects. The decision of the nation's highest court could affect drivers' privacy rights across the country.The case...
Evidence of Illegal Sobriety Checkpoints Leads to Dropped Charges
On behalf of Travis Noble, P.C. | Oct 5, 2012 | Rights Of The Accused
In 1990, the Supreme Court ruled that before conducting a sobriety checkpoint, officials must file a plan that describes how the random vehicles will be chosen. Drivers cannot be stopped because of race or other protected factors. The officials are also generally...
Those Accused of Drunk Driving Have Rights
On behalf of Travis Noble, P.C. | Sep 14, 2012 | Rights Of The Accused
The commonsense phrase "don't drink and drive" is seemingly straightforward. Yet, you can drink and drive. You just have to consume an amount of alcohol under the legal limit, and an amount which does not leave you in any way impaired. Sometimes, ensuring that you...
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