Probation is a common sentencing guideline in Minnesota. Sometimes it’s ordered upon completion of a jail sentence, while other times a judge will order probation as an alternative to jail. However you find yourself on probation, it’s a smart decision to follow the probation terms, otherwise you’ll end up in more trouble. Below, we share […]
Texting While Driving Still A Problem Despite New Law
Minnesota’s hands-free bill went into effect back on August 1, but it doesn’t appear that motorists are getting the message to put the phone down while they are driving. Despite the fact that drivers knew police officers were going to be looking for violators after the law went into effect, law enforcement still issued 2,317 […]
6 Keys To Success In The Courtroom (With Or Without An Attorney)
There are a lot of factors at play when it comes to the fate of your court case. While your best bet for achieving a favorable result is by hiring an experienced criminal defense to fight your case on your behalf, there are other factors that can influence a judge’s decision. In today’s blog, we […]
Dismissed Charges Still Showing Up On Background Check in Minnesota
If you’ve gone through the process of being charged with a crime only to come out victorious by having the charges dismissed, you probably hoped that everything would just go back to normal. However, even though you were cleared of those charges, they can still show up on a background check, and that can spell […]
Why You Need To Use Your Fifth Amendment Right
The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution guarantees the right to free speech, so while you certainly are within your rights to speak your mind, it’s not always in your best interest. That’s where the Fifth Amendment to the Constitution comes into play. You’ve probably heard a shortened variation of the Fifth Amendment as “you […]
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