If your child has possibly committed a crime and has been stopped by police, can the officer interview the minor without permission of the parents? Do police have to inform the parents that they intend to speak to the minor about a specific issue or possible crime? In today’s blog, we explain whether or not […]
Minnesota AG Clarifies Police Procedures In Schools
Earlier this month, we penned a blog noting that many police departments were pulling their resource officer out of schools over concerns about new changes that restricted their ability to physically restrain disruptive or dangerous students. These police departments didn’t want to get sued for potentially violating what they believed was unclear language in the […]
Will My Lawyer Turn Me In?
During your initial conversation with your defense lawyer, you may be apprehensive to tell them the whole truth about your criminal incident. We understand why you may be hesitant to tell things to your lawyer that could incriminate you, but could this information actually be used against you? Could your lawyer give this information over […]
What Is Extended Juvenile Jurisdiction In Minnesota?
Extended juvenile jurisdiction (EJJ) is a program that has been on the books in Minnesota since 1995. EJJ allows a juvenile court to issue a dual sentence to a minor, meaning that they will be given an adult sentence and a juvenile sanction for the same crime. These types of sentences are typically reserved for […]
The Best Defenses For A Minnesota Fraud Case
A fraud charge can cast questions over your character and lead to big fines and jail time, so if you find yourself facing fraud charges, it’s imperative that you seek out experienced legal defense. We know some of the best and most effective ways to challenge a fraud charge, and we’re confident that we can […]
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