The U.S. Supreme Court agreed to review Minnesota’s implied-consent law, which could lead to drastic changes in the way the DUI process plays out. Under the current implied-consent law, a person can be charged with a crime if they refuse a warrantless breath test. Warrants are needed to collect evidence in the vast majority of […]
Which States Have The Strictest Speeding Laws?
The most commonly committed crime in the United States is speeding. In fact, the majority of Americans fully admit that they break the posted speed limit on a regular basis. If you’re a regular driver, you probably know certain areas or towns where speed traps are common. You’ll slow down and be extra careful when driving […]
Skiing, Snowboarding and Sledding DUIs
Winter is here in Minnesota, and the presence of snow means it’s time to break out our favorite seasonal toys and enjoy some winter activities. For some, their favorite activity involves lighting a fire and staying warm inside, but many Minnesotans like to get outside and enjoy some winter sports. Whether it’s skating, ice fishing or hitting […]
Do Women Receive Shorter Jail Sentences Than Men?
Research published in the Journal of Criminal Justice suggests that courts tend to go easier on women compared to men in some aspects of criminal proceedings. For their study, researchers decided to take a broader look at gender disparities in the criminal justice system. A team of four researchers explored two key aspects of criminal trial hearings […]
Minnesota Considering Changing Hate Crime Law
Minnesota is considering making changes to how the state views hate crimes to ensure crimes that are motivated by racial bias receive fair punishment. A problem with the current hate crime laws was seen when prosecutors announced charges against the four white men accused of shooting five black protesters during the protests near the Minneapolis […]
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