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Minnesota Laws Regarding DWI and Prescription Drugs According to Minnesota’s DWI laws (Statute 169A.20), impairment due to the use of prescription drugs is no less serious an offense than driving drunk, or under the influence of another controlled substance. According to statute: “It is a crime for any person to drive, operate, or be in physical… Read more »
If you will be heading to court to face recent DWI charges, it is important that you are ready for everything your day in court will entail. While you might be distracted or overwhelmed, it is important to take your court date seriously and be prepared for this. Here are five things that you can… Read more »
If you or someone you know has recently been accused of indecent exposure, this is not something you can afford to take lightly. Indecent exposure is something that is easy to accuse someone of but very, very hard to live with if you are actually convicted. You’re not just at risk of fines and jail… Read more »
On March 24, 2012, St. Louis Park police arrested John Bayiha after responding to a call from a local hospital. There, they spoke with the sister-in-law of the alleged victim, who reported that earlier in the day Bayiha had accused his wife of infidelity, taken her cell phone, pushed her to the floor and attempted… Read more »
Sex crimes are thought of as some of the most heinous offenses that can be committed, but often the statutes that describe these crimes can be confusing. This is particularly true when it comes to the crime of criminal sexual conduct in the state of Minnesota, listed in the state revisor. If you’re worried about… Read more »
It’s one of those unavoidable truths that people who are in trouble with the law have friends and family who often get caught up in the negative events. All too often, loving family and romantic partners find themselves charged with aiding an offender, sometimes when they weren’t even aware that they were doing so. If… Read more »
Burglary refers to the act of breaking into and entering another person’s property, unlawfully with the intention to commit a crime. Building a strong defense against burglary with an attorney is essential, especially because burglary is often considered a felony. This guide will walk you through some factors everybody should know about burglary charges. Degrees… Read more »
Many states revise their laws to adjust for instances in which gross negligence behind the wheel of a vehicle leads to injury. In Minnesota, the result is a criminal vehicular injury charge. If you have been charged with criminal vehicular injury, you want to know what this means for your future. What are criminal vehicular… Read more »
If you have been arrested for prostitution or solicitation of prostitution, your first steps following the arrest should be to find a criminal defense attorney. Even if you are completely innocent, you must be able to bring solid evidence to court to avoid conviction. It often feels like the criminal justice system is stacked against… Read more »
7 Things You Might Not Know about Disorderly Conduct In these times of nationwide protests and a people on both sides of a political issue expressing anger publicly, we thought we’d take the time to let you know some things about disorderly conduct laws in Minnesota that you might not know. How does the law define… Read more »