The Minnesota Supreme Court ruled last week that a women being topless or otherwise exposing her bare breasts doesn’t inherently qualify as “lewd” behavior under the current Minnesota statute. The ruling effectively overturns a Court of Appeals decision against a woman who was arrested and cited with a misdemeanor in 2021 after she was observed […]
Drunk Driving Bill Passes Minnesota House Of Representatives
A bipartisan bill aimed at strengthening Minnesota’s DWI policies and procedures was overwhelmingly approved by the House of Representatives last week. The Minnesota House Of Representatives passed the bipartisan bill by a vote of 123-5. The proposal was made in the wake of the Park Tavern tragedy in which an individual plowed through a restaurant […]
How To Legally Protest In Minnesota
The United States was born out of a protest, and we still have the right to protest injustices or problematic issues. However, you can’t protest in any manner you please. Nowadays, we can’t just pour tea into Boston Harbor if we’re upset with the government, and when you act illegally during a protest, it’s easy […]
Extra Police Enforcement On Minnesota Roads During “100 Deadliest Days”
The “100 Deadliest Days” driving enforcement period is underway in Minnesota, and more than 300 agencies all across the state are joining the effort to help keep Minnesotans safe on the road this summer. The campaign began on May 1 and will conclude on September 2, which spans more than 100 days during the busy […]
The Importance Of Honesty Between Attorney And Client
If you are facing criminal charges, it can be easy to want to bend the facts a bit and make yourself look a little better. This is completely understandable, especially if you’re talking with police or a prosecutor. However, bending the truth or outright lying to your criminal defense attorney is a major issue that […]
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