We are excited to announce that Avery Appelman has been named to the 2026 Top Lawyers list by Minnesota Monthly! Avery and the rest of the list will be announced in the July/August issue of Minnesota Monthly, which focuses on the best parts of our community. According to their website, “Minnesota Monthly magazine embodies the […]
When Can Police Use Drones Without A Warrant?
As we discussed on our blog yesterday, St. Paul police are utilizing drones to arrive on the scene of 911 calls sooner to catch more criminals and provide responding officers with updated information. These robotic tools certainly seem like they can be an asset for community safety, but how can police use these drones throughout […]
Children Under 13 Can No Longer Be Criminally Prosecuted In Minnesota
Beginning August 1 of this year, Minnesota will no longer allow 10-, 11- and 12-year-old children to be criminally prosecuted. The law, which was originally passed by state legislators two years ago, states that children under the age of 13 who are considered delinquent or who have broken a state law will be redirected to […]
Woman Charged After Using Racial Slur Towards A Child
The trial of a Rochester woman accused of using a racial slur towards a 5-year-old child will move forward after Judge Christa Daily denied a motion to dismiss the charges. Shiloh Hendrix, 37, faces three counts of gross misdemeanor disorderly conduct stemming from an incident at a playground in which she allegedly called a small […]
Moorhead Parents Attested After THC-Laced Candy Enters School
Two parents were arrested after “candy” suspected of containing THC made some middle school students sick. Martin Jay Hulst, 40, and Amanda Rhae Hulst, 43, were arrested on felony drug charges in connection with the incident. The couple are parents of a child who allegedly brought the THC-laced candy to Horizon Middle School East Campus […]
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