Warrants
Getting the Results You Deserve-
Manslaughter and Three Counts of Assault by DWI Sentence Significantly Reduced
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Assault and Armed Criminal Action Case Dismissed
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Child Molestation Not Guilty
A man from South County was charged with child molestation in the City of St. Louis for allegedly fondling his stepdaughter.Attorney Muhlenkamp highlighted the inconsistencies in the disclosures, her motive to fabricate the allegation in the first place, and the overall lack of reasonableness/common sense that surrounded each allegation.
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Federal Wire Fraud No Prison Time
A woman charged with fraud in violation of federal law was facing prison time. Attorney Muhlenkamp was able to convince the court to sentence her to probation without prison time.
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Two Counts of Robbery in the First Degree Case Dismissed
A St. Louis County man was charged with two counts of robbery in the first degree and armed criminal action, felonies that carried a potential sentence of life in prison. The alleged victim’s prior identification of Mr. Muhlenkamp’s client was only the product of a Facebook search on his friend’s cellphone that proved to be completely unreliable. The judge dismissed the case and the State agreed not to reissue charges.
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Domestic Assault in the Second Degree Charges Dismissed
A wrongfully accused domestic violence case was dismissed within a month of the charges being filed.
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Stealing a Motor Vehicle Charges Dismissed
A man was charged with a felony for stealing a motor vehicle. The state waited two years to file the charges and Mr. Muhlenkamp filed a motion to dismiss the charges due to a new law that reclassifies this as a misdemeanor instead of a felony. The state also missed the one-year statute of limitations. which means they had no choice but to dismiss the charges.
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Felony Theft Charges Dismissed
A man charged with stealing unemployment benefits from the State of Missouri in 2010 was unaware of this charge until 2016. He was caught off guard and hired Attorney Muhlenkamp. Mr. Muhlenkamp filed a motion to dismiss and the state dismissed the charges two days later.
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Felony Offense of Writing a Bad Check Charges Dismissed
A woman charged with a felony offense of writing a bad check over 20 years ago was recently facing prosecution. Mr. Muhlenkamp filed a motion to dismiss charges due to her speedy trial rights being violated along with the state failing to meet the proper statute of limitations. The court granted Muhlenkamp’s motion and dismissed the case.
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Class D Felony of Unlawful Use of a Weapon Case Dismissed
A South County man was wrongfully charged with a class D felony of Unlawful Use of a Weapon. Attorney Muhlenkamp was able to convince the complaining witness that the Defendant, in fact, never threatened anyone. The hearing lasted approximately 20 minutes, after which the Court dismissed the case.
Warrants in St. Louis
Protecting Your Rights before You Are Arrested
If you have a warrant our for your arrested or you are wanted for questioning, the first thing you are probably thinking about is staying out of jail. Let us help you before you get arrested. Call the St. Louis arrest warrant attorneys at Muhlenkamp & Bernsen, Attorneys at Law now to learn more about how to proceed with your case.
Schedule your free consultation with our firm by calling (314) 347-3313 now or contacting us online.
What Is a Warrant?
An arrest warrant can be issued for a number of reasons.
These could include:
- You have been charged with a new crime
- You missed a court date
- You violated the terms of your probation
If a warrant is issued for your arrest and you are arrested, you will be taken to jail where you will wait to see a judge. If you cannot make bail, you will simply sit there and wait. Do not be put in that situation.
Once you find out there is an active warrant for your arrest, or you think there might be, call us so we can find out for you. Often, especially in less serious cases, we can get the warrant recalled so you do not get arrested at all. In more serious cases, we can speak to the prosecuting attorney on your behalf and negotiate a bond on your case. You can then turn yourself in with us by your side and bond out immediately that same day.
Wanted for Questioning
Have you been contacted by a police officer or detective who wants to ask you questions? If so, we recommend that you do not speak to the police until you have consulted with an attorney regarding the situation. If you are wanted for questioning, the police can arrest you and hold you for up to 24 hours. Our goal in these situations is to keep this from happening.
As your advocate, we will contact the specific law enforcement officer on your behalf and try to obtain more detailed information. We then give you that information so you know what is going on, why the police want to talk to you, and what is likely going to happen. From there, we can make an informed decision on what you should do to protect your rights. Do not be put in the position where you simply get arrested and sit there in a jail cell with a lot of unanswered questions.
Call (314) 347-3313 now to begin planning your strategy.
High-Quality Defense
6 Reasons to Choose Us-
Exclusive Focus on Criminal Defense
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Over 25 Years of Combined Experience
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Personalized Representation
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Extensive Experience with Appellate & DWI Cases
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Available 24/7
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Free Initial Consultations
A strong defense begins with a strong offense. At Muhlenkamp & Bernsen, Attorneys at Law, we will scrupulously evaluate all angles of your case in an effort to achieve the best possible outcome and to help you restore your freedom and reputation.
Leverage Our Experience
Meet Your Dedicated Criminal Defense Attorneys-
Anthony Muhlenkamp -
Tory Bernsen
