The SIS will probably not show up on your record (at least in Missouri state records) as under Missouri law it is sealed. What will likely show up...

Caught with marijuana

If they didn't take your ID, or write down your information, and they don't personally know you, then I am not sure how they would even know where...

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Is it illegal to see nude pictures of someone else

You were probably okay right up to the point where you shared the images with a third-party. You have some potential exposure here for violation of...

Recording telephone calls in Missouri - One Party Consent

Under current Missouri law yes. With incoming calls you need to be very careful that the call is not originating from an outside state (such as...

Do I need to get a attorney dealing with felonies?

I agree - you need to hire someone familiar with Missouri law who can give you a better idea what type of exposure you are facing here. I would...

I was arrested after someone made a statement that i was shooting up . the police found something but the person acussing died

There is not enough information here to really answer your question. You generally do have a right to confront witnesses against you, but there are...

Can i get 2 charges sealed so i can work back in healthcare

Maybe. It will depend how they were resolved here in Missouri. Some charges / convictions can be expunged while others cannot.

What to do if my Supervisor recorded me at work and it's against policy?

The answer is going to depend on your individual circumstance. Are you a public sector employee? How large is your company? Is there an illegal...

It is legal for someone in MO with a past SIS to own a firearm. You still have to tell an employer you entered a guilty plea?

Under Missouri law an SIS in not a conviction. It should not prevent you from owning a firearm. It generally does not serve as a disqualification...

That last posting was not very helpful. Probation may be an option, but it is going to depend on the facts of your case. The sentencing differences...