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JPLaw Status Covid-19 Update
JP Law

It’s been a busy week from the home office. While maintaining social distancing guidelines, I was able to

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Penalties for Violating a Protective Order
JP Law

A protective order, also known as a restraining order, is a legal document that restricts or prevents contact

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DWI: How Do I Get My Suspended License Back?
JP Law

If you have been arrested for DWI, one of the penalties you likely faced was having your driver’s license

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Differences Between Federal and MO State Criminal Charges
JP Law

If you find yourself charged with a crime, you may believe all crimes are considered equal. However,

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Kansas Court Case Could Have Implications for Cellphone Privacy
JP Law

A Kansas federal judge earlier this month shot down a request by a law enforcement agency to obtain a

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Prosecutor Could File More Charges Against Britt Reid, Kansas City Attorneys Say
Glenn E. Rice

Jackson County Prosecutor Jean Peters Baker on Monday said state law limited how many charges she could

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Abuse of Power? Armed Bondsmen Break Down Kansas City Couple’s Door, Forcing Woman Into Car
JP Law

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — A Kansas City couple was inside their home when multiple armed men broke down their back door, rushed

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Judge Allows Wiretap Recording of Kylr Yust Ahead of Jury Selection
Andres Gutierrez 

HARRISONVILLE, Mo. — The judge presiding over the Kylr Yust trial ruled Thursday that testimony and a wiretap from

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Former Jackson County Deputy Who Shot Woman Could Get Lighter Sentence than Most
JP Law

A former Jackson County sheriff’s deputy who shot a woman in the back and made false statements about

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Former KCFD Captain Sentenced to Federal Prison for Illegally Selling Dozens of Guns
Luke Nozicka

A former Kansas City Fire Department captain was sentenced Monday to six years in federal prison for illegally

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