The eyes of the nation are once again on Minnesota as we work to navigate the fallout of the death of a citizen at the hands of an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agent. We noticed that Google searches for Minnesota statute 609.066 increased sharply in the last week, which is the law that defines […]
Minnesota Passes New Daycare Attendance Tracking Law
Amid concerns about fraud and tax theft, Minnesota lawmakers have passed a law that will allow for better attendance tracking at state-supported daycare facilities. The new law will provide the state with real-time access to attendance records, which will make it easier to audit centers and ensure the right amount of funds are sent to […]
Minnesota Judge Earns Favorable Sentence After DWI Arrest
A Minnesota Court of Appeals judge was sentenced to probation and community service after being charged with driving under the influence on Black Friday. Late last week, Renee Lee Worke, 67, pleased guilty to an amended misdemeanor count of driving while intoxicated. As part of her sentence, Worke must: Not consume alcohol Submit to random […]
Miranda Rights Violations And When They Matter For Your Case
You’ve probably heard about the Miranda rights. They are the little verbal warnings that are read to a suspect once they are placed in policy custody that remind each suspect of their individual rights. They need to be read to you in order for due process to be followed, but not being read this warning […]
Twin Cities New Year’s Eve Lawyer – I Need Help Now
Hopefully you have a wonderful end of the year, but we know for a fact that some people will end 2025 on a low note. Police are out in full force looking for drunk drivers, and considering New Year’s Eve and the morning hours of New Year’s Day are largely considered the most dangerous driving […]
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