Practice Area: Criminal Law

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Criminal Defense - Felony Charges

Felony criminal charges in Missouri are always serious and can cause problems beyond fines or imprisonment. A felony conviction can cause a person to have difficulty finding and maintaining employment. A felony conviction can result in the loss of certain civil rights such as the right to possess a firearm, hunt with a firearm, run for certain political offices and serve on a jury. Once a person is convicted of a felony, having the felony removed from their record is a difficult process that few people understand. We have experience in helping our clients avoid these consequences, where possible, and in helping our clients remove felonies from their criminal records. Some of the felonies that we can assist with include:

• Assault in the 2nd degree (Assault 2nd)
• Assault in the 1st degree (Assault 1st)
• Domestic Assault
• Vehicular Assault
• Manslaughter
• Murder in the 1st degree (Murder 1st)
• Murder in the 2nd degree (Murder 2nd)
• Possession of a controlled substance
• Trafficking in a controlled substance
• Possession of a controlled substance with the intent to distribute
• Manufacturing a controlled substance
• Distribution of a controlled substance (sale of a controlled substance)
• Delivery of a controlled substance
• Felony sex crimes
• Child abuse
• Kidnapping
• Robbery
• Stealing
• Receiving stolen property
• Property Damage
• Leaving the scene of an accident
• Witness tampering
• Victim tampering
• Sexual Assault
• Rape
• Sodomy
• Statutory rape
• Statutory sodomy
• Sexual misconduct
• Tampering with a motor vehicle
• Forgery
• Passing bad checks
• Grand theft auto
• Bribery
• Extortion
• Fraud

If you have been charged with one or more felonies, your rights are in jeopardy. You should contact an attorney right away. At Hendren Andrae, LLC, we will speak with you about your case and give you straight answers about your options.

Our attorneys include a former assistant county prosecutor, a former municipal prosecutor and two former municipal judges. We have extensive experience in advising, representing and defending clients who are under suspicion for or charged with a violation of criminal law at either the municipal, state or federal level. Our representation often includes the filing and arguing of motions to suppress evidence, motions for bills of particulars, motions for change of judge, motions for change of venue, motions to set aside convictions, motions to withdraw pleas and motions for early discharge from probation. We have also represented those seeking pardons from the Governor.

If you are looking for advice or representation in a criminal matter, you should call our toll-free telephone number at 1-888-886-6529 and ask to speak to Drew Schauffler.

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