The deadline for the Appelman Law Firm $1,000 Scholarship is fast approaching, so make sure you get your application in by May 31st! As a criminal defense attorney, my goal is to ensure people can put a conviction behind them and move forward with their life. That’s the exact idea behind the $1,000 Criminal Defense […]
Minnesota Changing Car Insurance Card Law
Minnesota residents may soon be able to ditch their insurance cards so long as they can access proof of insurance electronically. Now, you still need to have car insurance, which I know has caused a grumble in many! However, insurance is a necessity and protects drivers from all sorts of accidents that could happen. Good […]
Is Spitting a Crime in Minneapolis?
Spitting on a city street can result in a hefty fine, according to a Minneapolis ordinance. Under the city ordinance, it is illegal for any person to spit on a city sidewalk, bus or in a public area in Minneapolis. Here’s the full text of the ordinance: No person shall spit or expectorate or deposit […]
House and Senate Divided Over Police Body Cameras
The Minnesota Senate passed a bill on Thursday that would regulate the video evidence collected from police through the use of body cameras, but it appears the bill will face some opposition in the House. Similar to license plate reader legislation, it appears that both the Senate and the House are in favor of enacting some […]
Sex (Offenders) On The Beach
In what can only be described as a travesty of justice, a Florida couple faces 15 years in jail and must register as sex offenders after getting intimate on a public beach. According to court details, Jose Caballero and Elissa Alvarez were charged with two counts of lewd and lascivious behavior after they were caught […]
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