Minnesotans are still required to try and deescalate a threatening situation by attempting to retreat after a bill seeking to remove the “duty to retreat” failed to get enough votes in the Minnesota House of Representatives last week. Currently, Minnesota’s “duty to retreat” policy requires that a person try to escape a situation in which […]
What To Know About Ice Fishing DUIs In Minnesota
If you’re one of the many Minnesotans who likes to get out on the ice and fish during the winter season, you’ve probably enjoyed the recent run of cold weather we’ve had. Drilling holes and watching tip-ups can be a great way to spend a winter weekend in Minnesota, and because you don’t need a […]
Minneapolis Police Lay Out Reform Plan Following DOJ Inquiry
Last month, the city of Minneapolis and the U.S. Department of Justice released details of an agreement mandating reforms within the Minneapolis Police Department. New Police Policies The agreement, officially called the consent decree, comes in the wake of the federal government’s investigation into the Minneapolis Police Department’s handling of George Floyd, who died while […]
Four Times You Should NEVER Feel Guilty When Talking With Police
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 […]
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