Driving while revoked is more than just a traffic ticket—it’s a criminal charge that can lead to jail time, fines, and a longer license revocation. If you're facing DWR charges in Cole, Miller, Camden, Moniteau, Osage, or Pulaski County, Sarah Ernst at Ernst Law LLC can help protect your rights and fight for your future.

At Ernst Law LLC, attorney Sarah Ernst helps clients make informed, strategic decisions about plea bargains in Jefferson City and surrounding counties. She knows how local prosecutors operate, understands the long-term impact of every plea, and works to secure the best possible outcome—whether that’s an offer worth accepting or a case worth fighting.

At Ernst Law LLC, attorney Sarah Ernst helps clients understand every aspect of their case before they enter a plea. Based in Jefferson City and serving Central Missouri, Sarah ensures you know what SIS or SES really means—and whether it's in your best interest.

Should you let a judge decide your fate—or a jury? The answer depends on your charges, the facts, and the courtroom. Learn the pros and cons of each trial type and how Sarah Ernst helps clients across Central Missouri choose the path that gives them the best shot at justice.

When you hire Ernst Law LLC for your criminal defense in Central Missouri, you get more than just an attorney — you get a dedicated advocate who acts fast, builds a personalized defense, guides you through every court step, and fights for the best outcome. Learn what to expect after hiring Sarah Ernst to protect your rights and your future.

Facing criminal charges in Central Missouri? Hiring a local attorney like Sarah Ernst means personalized defense backed by deep knowledge of local courts, judges, and prosecutors—giving you a crucial edge in your case.

Not every conviction is the end of the story. Not every defense was good enough. If your lawyer didn’t give you the defense you deserved, you need someone who can hold the system accountable.

📞 Call Ernst Law LLC or reach out through our contact form today. Sarah will personally review your case and explain your options. If ineffective assistance gives you a path forward, she’ll fight to make sure your story gets heard.

In the realm of criminal law, a guilty plea or guilty verdict does not always conclude the case. The pursuit of justice sometimes extends beyond sentencing, leading to the appellate process.

After passing the bar exam, I was hired as an assistant attorney general in the criminal appeals division and successfully argued to uphold convictions in all three of Missouri’s appellate courts. 

These combined experiences gave me a unique advantage once I entered private practice and began representing criminal defendants in both the circuit and appellate courts.