(Below is a DUI poem we created in the spirit of the holiday. As a warning, it contains a few instances of course language. Enjoy, and Merry Christmas!) Twas the night before Christmas and all through the bar Many creatures were stirring, with more arriving by car. The patrons were laughing and talking with friends […]
Judge Partially Sides With Mall of America in BLM Protest Case
A judge ordered that three specific Black Lives Matter organizers may not enter the premise during today’s planned protest at the Mall of America, but she stopped short of signing a temporary restraining order blocking the entire group from attending. Yesterday’s ruling from Hennepin County judge Karen Janisch played out as expected for many in […]
How To Talk To Your Child After They’ve Been Arrested
No parent ever wants to receive that call from a police officer stating that their child has been arrested, but hundreds of parents in Minnesota get that call every day. Juvenile crimes are a result of a myriad of factors – peer pressure, impulse decisions, school or home relationships, inability to comprehend consequences, etc. – […]
Supreme Court to Rule on Minnesota Implied-Consent Law
The U.S. Supreme Court agreed to review Minnesota’s implied-consent law, which could lead to drastic changes in the way the DUI process plays out. Under the current implied-consent law, a person can be charged with a crime if they refuse a warrantless breath test. Warrants are needed to collect evidence in the vast majority of […]
Which States Have The Strictest Speeding Laws?
The most commonly committed crime in the United States is speeding. In fact, the majority of Americans fully admit that they break the posted speed limit on a regular basis. If you’re a regular driver, you probably know certain areas or towns where speed traps are common. You’ll slow down and be extra careful when driving […]
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