The United States Supreme Court ruled Wednesday that suspicion of driving under the influence is not grounds in and of itself for authorities to draw a blood sample from a suspect without first obtaining a warrant from a judge. The U.S. Supreme Court ruling upheld a previous decision by the Missouri State Supreme Court which […]
MN Statute Outlawing Pranks is Unconstitutional
Although the law is relatively unknown to the general public, MN Statute 609.913 actually makes the execution of April Fools Day pranks (as well as pranks practiced during the rest of the year) illegal under a certain set of circumstances. Every April, thousands of Minnesotans are unknowingly breaking the law and risking imprisonment for up […]
New Minnesota Bill Seeks to Aid Sexually Exploited Youth
Although April is coined as Sexual Assault Awareness Month, many Minnesotans are voicing their opinion about the sex trafficking industry as a new bill aimed at providing care for sexually abused children makes its way in front of state legislators this week. The bill is called the Safe Harbor for Sexually Exploited Youth bill, and […]
Mother Doesn’t Know Best: DUI Edition
Although we’ve already had early frontrunners in the chase for the weirdest DUI in 2013, three mothers have certainly dropped out of the running for the “Mom of the Year” award after receiving DUI’s earlier this month. The first incident happened north of the border in Canada. According to the police report, a 53-year old […]
The Difficulties of Starting a Business with a Criminal Record
This is a guest post from Aaron Hall, a business attorney at Thompson Hall. Those who have been charged or convicted of a crime may be concerned about how their record could affect their ability to start a business. A new entrepreneur may worry that the public records maintained by the courts will continue to […]
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