When you think of the crime of theft, you probably picture someone shoplifting an item from a big box store, or a burglar ransacking a garage that was left open at night. The physical act of taking something from someone without their knowledge is the basis for the crime of theft in Minnesota, but it’s […]
Contesting School Bus Tickets in Minnesota
School is back in session, and that means that those big yellow buses are out and about during your morning and afternoon commute. Buses are carrying some very precious cargo, which is why Minnesota doesn’t look lightly upon drivers who commit infractions near a school bus or in school zone. Below, we take a closer […]
What To Do If You’re Arrested In College
If you’re going off to college this fall or returning for another semester, you’re probably excited about everything the new school year will bring. The start of a new semester is often one of the busier times for a criminal defense lawyer, because students have lighter course loads at the outset, and if it’s the […]
What Crimes Can Keep You Out Of The Military In Minnesota?
We commend anyone who makes the choice to enlist in the armed forces, but just because you sign up doesn’t mean that you’re automatically qualified for service. In fact, certain criminal offenses can delay or outright prevent you from being able to join the military. Below, we take a look at how certain criminal offenses […]
Minnesota Sergeant Deemed An Unreliable Witness
A recent set of stories out of northwestern Minnesota shine a spotlight on just how hard it can be to fight against the testimony of a cop, and how easy they can use this position of power to manipulate a story. Recently, Minnesota State Patrol Sergeant Sylvia Maurstad was labeled “Giglio Impaired” by Roseau County […]
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