Tom Carver joined Wampler & Passanise as a criminal defense attorney with more than 50 years of expertise. He has represented more than 300 clients in federal cases and thousands in Missouri courts. Meet Tom and listen in as he and Joseph P...

Ex Parte is Latin for “one party.” This refers to motions, hearings, or orders grantedfor the benefit of one party only. This exception to the rule that both parties must be present at any argument before a judge is usually related to tempo...

Polygraphs are a tool that are sometimes turned into a weapon in criminal defenseand civil proceedings. People often ask if they can be compelled to take a deposition, how they work, how they’re used, and if they’re admissible in court. Fin...

Expungement is a way to remove certain eligible crimes from your record, restoring your rights to those before the offense occurred. Missouri law is clear that expungement restores a recipient’s firearm rights, but issues with the wayinform...

You’re called for a deposition, what to do? This episode dives into what they are, how they’re taken, and their role in resolving criminal cases. Missouri is unique in many ways for criminal defense attorneys. It’s only one of five states that ...