Speaking with a police officer or similar member of law enforcement can sometimes be an intimidating experience. In fact, you may find that you feel like you’ve done something wrong even when you haven’t. This is especially true if you opt not to comply with any and all requests that police ask of you. The […]
Illegal Searches And Your Right To Deny Police A Search Of Your Property In Minnesota
As criminal defense lawyers who work to protect the individual rights of citizens, one piece of prevailing wisdom that we simply disdain is the idea that “If you’ve got nothing to hide, then just let us perform a search.” Even if you aren’t trying to conceal anything illegal or incriminating, it can feel like a […]
Do I Need A Defense Lawyer If I Haven’t Been Charged With A Crime?
You may not feel like you need a defense lawyer until you’ve officially been charged with a crime, but that’s simply not true. There are plenty of instances where it would be monumentally beneficial to connect with or even hire a defense lawyer prior to any charges being formally filed. In today’s blog, we take […]
How Can You Prove Consent?
Getting consent is what separates consensual sexual activity from sexual assault. However, unlike other more tangible forms of evidence, it can oftentimes be very difficult to prove that consent did or didn’t exist when it comes to a case of sexual assault. After all, if an alleged victim claims that they did not give consent, […]
Explaining The New Immigration Detainment Bill – Immigration Rights Lawyer In Minneapolis
President Trump is poised to make the Laken Riley Act the first act that he signs into law during his second presidential campaign. The act is named for Laken Riley, a 22-year-old nursing student who was murdered while out for a run last February. Law enforcement honed in on her killer, who turned out to […]
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