The Minnesota Supreme Court has upheld the decision of an appeal’s court that ruled that drugs found in a blood sample during a search for a person’s blood alcohol content can be admitted into evidence in the court of law. We covered this story back in January when the appeal’s court first overturned a lower […]
Justice Is Going Mobile In Minnesota
The Mitchell Hamline School of Law may soon be bringing their knowledge of legal statutes to a neighborhood near you thanks to their new Mobile Law Recreational Vehicle. The goal of the addition of the Mobile Law RV is to help give back to the community. “We are of the community. We are for the […]
I Got A Ticket For Texting And Driving in Minnesota
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 […]
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 […]
What is the Rising BAC DUI Defense?
Everybody knows that drinking alcohol raises your blood alcohol content, but it doesn’t happen instantaneously. It takes a while for alcohol to be absorbed in your blood stream, so your BAC is still rising even after you’ve taken your last sip of alcohol. Because of this process, a late rising BAC can sometimes be used […]
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