A Minnesota Court of Appeals judge was sentenced to probation and community service after being charged with driving under the influence on Black Friday. Late last week, Renee Lee Worke, 67, pleased guilty to an amended misdemeanor count of driving while intoxicated. As part of her sentence, Worke must: Not consume alcohol Submit to random […]
Miranda Rights Violations And When They Matter For Your Case
You’ve probably heard about the Miranda rights. They are the little verbal warnings that are read to a suspect once they are placed in policy custody that remind each suspect of their individual rights. They need to be read to you in order for due process to be followed, but not being read this warning […]
I Need A Lawyer On Christmas Eve In The Twin Cities
Although we oftentimes say “Merry Christmas” to one another this time of year, the season isn’t always merry for many. In fact, for some, they can end up spending Christmas in jail because of one poor decision. Don’t let that be you this season. If you are arrested to taken to a police station on […]
Why Acting As Your Own Lawyer Can Be So Challenging
Nobody wants to spend money on services that they can perform themselves. Perhaps you’ve changed your own oil instead of taking your car to the shop, or you have self-medicated instead of going to urgent care for the flu. But should you do the same if you’re facing criminal charges? In today’s blog, we explore […]
How To Use Police Body Camera Evidence To Your Advantage
Police body cameras are becoming more common throughout Minnesota and the United States, and that’s a major win for transparency. When it’s your word against someone else’s, you can draw the short end of the stick if the other party comes off as more convincing, even if they aren’t telling the truth. A police body […]
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