A new proposal with bipartisan support would change the threshold for sexual harassment in Minnesota workplaces. The proposed change to the law states that “an intimidating, hostile, or offensive environment…does not require the harassing conduct or communication to be severe or pervasive.” This sentence would lower the burden of proof for all employees across Minnesota […]
An Overview of the Criminal Trial Process
Odds are you’ve had at least one run in with the law in the past, even if it’s something as simple as a traffic violation. However, that doesn’t mean that everyone has a clear understanding of how the criminal trial process works in Minnesota. Below, we take a closer look at all the processes involved […]
FOSTA and SESTA Threaten Safety of Sex Workers
On the surface, the bills signed by President Trump last week appear to be in the best interest of sex workers, but they are actually putting a number of them in danger. Before we explain why, lets’ take a look at the bills. FOSTA – Fight Online Sex Trafficking Act SESTA – Stop Enabling Sex […]
Should I Get A Free Lawyer Or Pay For One?
If you are charged with a crime, whether it’s a minor traffic offense or a major felony, you are tasked with deciding how you would like to be represented at court. You may be able to represent yourself if it’s a minor traffic citation, but for misdemeanors and above, it’s probably a good idea to […]
Both Sides Argue Over Cameras in Minnesota Courtrooms
A representative from St. Cloud is attempting to restrict camera access in Minnesota courtrooms, and both sides are heavily divided on the issue. The bill, championed by Rep. Jim Knoblach, would restrict camera use from any criminal matter, from the court hearings to sentencing, without consent from everyone involved in the case. This means the […]
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