In an effort to stop sexual misconduct and assaults before they happen, Minnesota lawmakers have passed a law making grooming a felony-level criminal offense. According to the new law, a person over the age of 18 commits grooming when they: expresses to a child the desire or intent to engage in sexual conduct with that […]
Appelman Law Firm Blog Again Earns Feedspot Honors
We’re pleased to announce that the Appelman Law Firm blog has once again been named to Feedspot’s list of best criminal defense blogs to follow in 2026. Last year, we shared on our blog that the Appelman Law Firm blog was named to Feedspot’s 60 Best Criminal Law Blogs for 2025. We continued to share […]
Minnesota Police Officer Booked For DWI After Crash at 70 MPH
A police officer in Chatfield, Minnesota, was arrested and charged with DWI after witnesses say they saw the man driving about 70 miles per hour prior to crashing his vehicle on Lyndale Avenue. According to Bloomington Police Chief Booker Hodges, his team arrested 61-year-old Kenneth Gallion shortly after Gallion finished a shift around 11 p.m. […]
Heavy Police Presence Expected Across Minnesota Roads Throughout Memorial Day Weekend
If you’re jetting up north to the cabin or taking a road trip to see friends or family this Memorial Day weekend, make sure to follow the rules of the road, as a heavy police presence is expected across the state. Although no formal announcement has been made at the time of post, if history […]
What Actually Happens to Your Firearms After an Arrest — Even When Charges Are Dropped
Many gun owners assume that dropped charges or a not-guilty verdict means their firearms come back automatically. They do not. What happens to your firearms after an arrest in Minnesota depends on the charge, how the case resolves, and whether you take the right steps at the right time. Missing any part of that process […]
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