A dying thief who confessed to stealing a pair of ruby slippers worn by Judy Garland in “The Wizards of Oz” was ordered to pay restitution but will not serve jail time on account of his health. Yesterday’s hearing handed down the sentence for Terry Jon Martin, 76, who stole the slippers in 2005 from […]
Will Artificial Intelligence Replace Defense Lawyers?
Artificial intelligence has taken major steps forward in recent years, and with the rise in AI software like ChatGPT, a number of industries will soon have to adapt to a new normal. Could the same be said for legal professionals? According to one Silicon Valley study, artificial intelligence could soon have major implications for the […]
First Red Flag Protection Orders Granted In Minnesota
As we discussed on the blog earlier this month, Minnesota has enacted a new law that allows law enforcement officials to remove firearms from an person or a household if an individual is considered to be at an elevated risk for harming themselves or others. The measure went into effect of January 1 of this […]
Minnesota Supreme Court To Decide Felon Voting Rights Case
As we talked about on the blog when the bill was originally signed, felons in Minnesota have their voting rights restored upon completion of their incarceration, regardless of other conditions of their sentencing. Previously, felons needed to complete all aspects of their sentence, including probation and parole conditions, before they could see their voting rights […]
Challenging Field Sobriety Test Results In Minnesota
If you are suspected of driving under the influence of alcohol, an attending officer may ask you to partake in some field sobriety tests. Field sobriety tests are different than a breathalyzer test, as the officer will be looking for physical reasons that suggest you are under the influence instead of a chemical reason. They […]
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