Minnesota is often willing to let non-violent offenders off with a proverbial slap on the wrist if they have been arrested and convicted of a crime for the first time in their life. For example, many instances of shoplifting, disorderly conduct and trespassing often just involve a fine and some probationary conditions for a first […]
3 Reasons You Can Get A False Positive On Your Breathalyzer
If you find yourself in a position where you may be compelled to take a breathalyzer test, you should absolutely take some time to contact a lawyer and ask about your options before taking the breathalyzer. They’ll walk you through the potential risks and benefits of refusing or taking the test, and they can explain […]
Minnesota Courts Postponing Criminal Jury Trials Until March 15
Minnesota’s judicial council voted late last week to continue to suspend criminal jury trials until March 15 due to the risks caused by large indoor gatherings amid the coronavirus pandemic. While the vote will postpone the majority of criminal jury trials until at least mid-March, the council also increased the exceptions that would allow for […]
5 Smart Ways To Avoid A Traffic Stop In Minnesota
Thousands of Minnesotans get pulled over every day, and these traffic stops can result in fines, license restrictions and even jail time depending on the situation. Many people do what they can to avoid these traffic stops, but outside of watching your speed limit, what else can you really do to avoid a ticket? In […]
Holiday DUI Arrests Hit Six-Year Low In Minnesota
The COVID-19 pandemic and fewer family get-togethers over the holidays led to the fewest DUI arrests during that stretch in the last six years. According to department numbers, police arrested 1,383 people for DUI during the holiday stretch between Thanksgiving and New Year’s Day. That total was about 1,000 fewer than police issued during a […]
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