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Kansas City Criminal Law Firm
Overview
Did you know if an officer searches your property for drugs and finds a firearm, you could face mandatory minimums in conjunction with your drug charge? Or that if you are charged with DUI, your driving privileges will automatically be suspended unless you request a drivers' license revocation hearing within 10 days of the arrest?
Contact the Stone Law Office today!
Criminal convictions carry severe consequences that can plague you for the rest of your life...
Did you know if an officer searches your property for drugs and finds a firearm, you could face mandatory minimums in conjunction with your drug charge? Or that if you are charged with DUI, your driving privileges will automatically be suspended unless you request a drivers' license revocation hearing within 10 days of the arrest?
Contact the Stone Law Office today!
Criminal convictions carry severe consequences that can plague you for the rest of your life...
Did you know if an officer searches your property for drugs and finds a firearm, you could face mandatory minimums in conjunction with your drug charge? Or that if you are charged with DUI, your driving privileges will automatically be suspended unless you request a drivers' license revocation hearing within 10 days of the arrest?
Contact the Stone Law Office today!
Criminal convictions carry severe consequences that can plague you for the rest of your life. That is why the Stone Law Office, located in Kansas City, Kansas is devoted to protecting and defending the rights of Missouri and Kansas residents who have been charged with a criminal offense, including:
Misdemeanors | Felonies
Drug Crimes | DUI and Traffic Violations
In addition to a successful criminal defense practice, the Stone Law Office has experience handling post-conviction remedies and appeals. The Kansas City, Kansas law firm examines prior convictions, probation revocation motions, parole matters, sealed records (expungements), claims of insufficient counsel and all available constitutional and post-conviction procedures.
Lead Attorney Gary D. Stone is a skilled litigator who will place the full weight of his experience behind your case. As a former Wyandotte County, Kansas Assistant District Attorney, Gary Stone has a significant municipal, district and federal trial court background. You can be assured that your rights will be vigorously defended in the face of your Kansas or Missouri criminal charge. If the Stone Law Office is unable to help you, we will send you to someone who can.
Contact the Stone Law Office, located in Kansas City, Kansas to speak with a tenacious Missouri and Kansas criminal trial lawyer about your criminal defense case. The initial consultation is free, so you have nothing to lose!
The Stone Law Office, in Kansas City, Kansas serves Wyandotte, Johnson, Douglas and Leavenworth counties, including Kansas City, Overland Park, Olathe, Leavenworth, Lenexa, Lansing and Shawnee Mission. We defend Kansas and Missouri residents charged with federal crimes. For your convenience, evening and weekend appointments are available by request.
About Stone Law Office
Practice Areas
- Criminal Law 90%
- DUI/DWI
- Personal Injury -- Plaintiff 10%
- Traffic Violations
- White Collar Crimes
Honors
- Member of National Who's Who Foundation, 2000 - Present
- Member of the Earl E. O'Connor National Inn of Court, 2000 - Present
Fees
Offers Free Initial Consultation
Accepts Credit Cards
Office Information
Address
New Brotherhood Bank Bldg.753 State AvenueSuite 388 Kansas City, KS 66101
Phone
Fax
- (913) 281-6602
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