Conspiracy Defense Lawyer serving St. Louis, Kansas City, and ALL of Missouri.

Combs Waterkotte is the leading Conspiracy Defense Law Firm serving St. Louis, Kansas City, and the entire state of Missouri.

Conspiracy Defense Lawyer in Missouri

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If you’re under investigation or already facing conspiracy charges in Missouri, the stakes couldn’t be higher. Combs Waterkotte is a leading Missouri criminal defense law firm with decades of experience handling complex conspiracy and white-collar crime allegations. We deliver strategic, aggressive defense with a long track record of successful outcomes.

Conspiracy Lawyer in Missouri

Even if no crime was completed, a conspiracy charge in Missouri can result in serious penalties. At Combs Waterkotte, we provide aggressive, strategic defense for individuals accused of conspiracy to commit white-collar, drug, or violent crimes in state or federal court. Our experienced St. Louis criminal defense attorneys know how to dismantle weak prosecution claims and protect your rights from the moment an investigation begins.

Understanding Conspiracy Charges in Missouri

Conspiracy is broadly defined as an agreement between two or more people to commit an unlawful act. Under Missouri law and federal statutes, you can be charged with conspiracy even if the alleged crime was never completed. All the prosecution needs to prove is:

• You agreed with at least one other person to commit a crime
• One party took a “substantial step” toward committing that crime

Examples of a “substantial step” include gathering materials, scouting a location, or communicating about the plan. You don’t have to directly participate in the crime to face charges — which makes conspiracy cases highly subjective and open to aggressive defense tactics.

Common Conspiracy Offenses We Defend

Our criminal defense lawyers have experience with conspiracy charges tied to a wide range of alleged offenses, including:

• White-Collar Crimes: Bank fraud, securities fraud, wire fraud
• Drug trafficking or distribution
• Armed robbery or assault
• Racketeering or RICO-related offenses
• Sex trafficking or exploitation
• Obstruction of justice or perjury

Because conspiracy charges often involve federal investigation and surveillance, our legal team understands how to challenge electronic evidence, cooperating witness testimony, and vague statements used to claim a “criminal agreement.”

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