Perhaps you’ve run into a drunk driving checkpoint when visiting another state or you’ve simply seen them referenced in movies or TV. These checkpoints force an interaction between police and a driver even though absolutely zero reasonable suspicion has been established to stop a driver. Despite the absence of evidence, these DUI checkpoints are completely […]
Man Arrested For Sober DUI Suing Police For $1 Million
A Tennessee man who was arrested and charged with driving while intoxicated is suing the state and two state troopers for $1 million, claiming he was wrongfully arrested and detained for DWI despite being stone cold sober. The trouble all began for Thomas Manis last December when he was pulled over on U.S. 411 in […]
How To Prove Drugs Aren’t Yours
If police find drugs in a shared space like a vehicle, a locker or a dorm room, everyone will be a suspect even if you know for a fact that the drugs are not yours. But how can you go about proving that those illegal drugs are not yours? In today’s blog, we share some […]
Marijuana Odor No Longer Justifies Warrantless Vehicle Search In Minnesota
Police in Minnesota will no longer be able to conduct a warrantless search of a person’s vehicle based solely on the odor of cannabis. Previously, police were able to conduct warrantless searches if they claimed to smell marijuana odor inside a vehicle, but now that recreational marijuana has been legalized in Minnesota, the state Supreme […]
Legal Implications of Relapse – What Defendants In Recovery Need To Know
Relapse is a common part of the recovery process, particularly for those battling addiction. However, for defendants in recovery, it carries additional legal consequences that can complicate their path to sobriety. Understanding the legal implications of relapse is crucial for individuals navigating the challenging intersection of addiction recovery and the criminal justice system. This blog […]
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