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Minnesota, like every state, takes driving under the influence very seriously. However, the state has also mandated that law enforcement’s hunt for drunk drivers not impede the rights of its citizens. As such, drunk driving checkpoints were made illegal and police officers have a series of strict rules to follow when apprehending those that they… Read more »
While there are DWI cases that can be fought, it can be harder to get your case thrown out if you have taken a breathalyzer test. But what if this test itself was inaccurate? There are plenty of ways that technology can fail. Most individuals might think that technology when it comes to drug and… Read more »
Minnesota law lists marijuana and direct derivatives such as waxes and oils used in vaping as Schedule 1 controlled substances. Possession of a small amount of marijuana (less than 42.5 grams (about 1.5 ounces) is a petty misdemeanor punishable by up to a $300.00 fine. First-time possession of more than 42.5 grams is a gross… Read more »
Being arrested for solicitation of prostitution is not only embarrassing, but it can also have serious consequences. However, you may have a defense or a mitigating circumstance that could either dismiss or reduce your charges. To protect your future, learn more about this charge from an experienced Minnesota solicitation of prostitution attorney from the information… Read more »
Illegal possession of medications is a serious drug problem. In recent years, the epidemic of addiction to prescription medications, especially pain killers has shifted the attention of law enforcement efforts to illegal possession, sale, and distribution of prescription medication (or drugs that could have and should have been legally prescribed by physicians). A patient with… Read more »
Under Minnesota law, it is a crime to intentionally disseminate an image of another person who is depicted in a sexual act or whose intimate parts are exposed, in whole or in part, when 1) the depicted person is identifiable, 2) the accused knows or should reasonably know that the depicted person does not consent… Read more »
What To Know About Falsely Reporting A Crime In Minnesota A charge of falsely reporting a crime is taken very seriously in the state of Minnesota. The long-term consequences can have a negative impact, affecting a person’s life long into their future. Law enforcement and the judiciary consider serious consequences to be a reasonable deterrent… Read more »
Minneapolis Expungement Lawyer We’re heading back to school for a true/false quiz, as we look at what you really know about Expungement. Read on to learn what’s true and what’s false. Expungement means the court destroys my criminal record. False. Expungement in Minnesota means that the court seals your criminal record, not destroys it. No… Read more »
All too often, a teenager or group of teenagers will engage in dangerous activities on the false concept that being under 18 means that they face minimum legal consequences. Combined with raging hormones and a heightened sense of invulnerability, it’s easy for teens to convince themselves that things like vandalism or drinking and driving are ‘no… Read more »
What happens if you are accused of a terrorist crime? Terrorism refers to a violent or destructive act that affects a wide group, not just an individual. It occurs when someone attempts to intimidate society in general or a broad class of people. If a crime is judged and act of terrorism, that magnifies the… Read more »