The following is a guest blog by a friend and colleague of mine by the name of Mike. I’m a regular reader of Avery’s blog, so I was well aware of the crackdown Minnesota police were conducting over the recent Labor Day weekend. Police were looking for speeders, drunk drivers, unbelted occupants and drivers who […]
The True Cost of Crime in America
You’ve probably heard the phrase “Crime doesn’t pay,” but how much does it cost? That’s exactly what the RAND Corporation set out to understand when they conducted a new study on crime in America. For their study, the team of researchers sought to understand the national average costs to taxpayers of prosecuting, defending and adjudicating […]
Police Shooting in Tulsa Raises Serious Concerns
Stop us if you’ve heard this headline before – “Unarmed Black Man Killed By White Cop.” Unfortunately, that’s the headline we were treated to again today after what unfolded last week in Tulsa. If you haven’t seen the video yet, we’ve included it below, but we want to set the stage before we get to the […]
The 3 Degrees of Vandalism in Minnesota
Vandalism is often seen as a juvenile crime, but that doesn’t mean it’s always a minor issue. Vandalism can be something as petty as spray painting your initials on a tree, or as severe as causing thousands of dollars in damage. Homeowners use their home security brisbane system to catch anybody who vandalizes their property. […]
Minnesota Open Container Penalties and Defenses
Drunk driving is a huge problem across the United States, so it’s no surprise that a number of states have taken some additional steps to cut down on DUIs. One such law that is common in many states – but not all of them – is that a driver or their occupants may not have […]
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