The Minnesota Supreme Court passed an order on Wednesday that will temporarily relax courtroom camera restrictions in criminal trials. Under the new regulations, media personnel would only need to get a judge’s approval to broadcast or take pictures of criminal court proceedings. The test program will begin on January 1, 2016 and will run for two […]
Explaining Some Common Legal Terms, Part 1
Defending yourself in the court of law is tough enough without attempting to understand all of the legal jargon being tossed around. That’s one of the reasons we recommend hiring an attorney, but if you decide to handle your case on your own, we thought we’d help by explaining some common legal terms you might […]
Could Uber Be Responsible For The Downturn in DUIs?
Ride sharing services like Uber and Lyft have becoming increasingly popular in many metropolitan areas, and the Twin Cities are no different. In fact, we even partnered with Uber a while back to help inebriated patrons get home safe after a night on the town. And while not everyone is happy with Uber’s entrance onto […]
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What Is An Arraignment?
If you’ve been arrested, odds are a police or liaison officer will notify you of your arraignment date. If you’ve never been arrested, the term arraignment probably sounds foreign to you. Today, we explain what an arraignment is, and what you can expect when you attend. Arraignment Proceedings An arraignment is a stage in the […]
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