A person is often viewed as reaching adulthood when they turn 18, but the court system views juveniles a little differently. They do not need to be older than 18 in order to be charged as an adult in criminal court in Minnesota. In today’s blog, we take a closer look at when a person […]
Why You Need A Lawyer – Guilty Or Not
Obviously it matters significantly to the individual whether or not they are found guilty or innocent at court. However, their guilt or innocence really shouldn’t factor in to whether or not they hire professional legal counsel. In today’s blog, we explain why if you are arrested for a crime, you should hire a lawyer regardless […]
Will I Go To Jail For Soliciting A Prostitute In Minnesota?
Prostitution is oftentimes described as “the world’s oldest profession,” but that doesn’t mean the act is legal here in Minnesota. In fact, police are starting to crack down even harder on the act, and while the internet has made it easier for individuals to search for a companion, it’s also made it easier for law […]
Minnesota Courts Postponing Criminal Jury Trials Until March 15
Minnesota’s judicial council voted late last week to continue to suspend criminal jury trials until March 15 due to the risks caused by large indoor gatherings amid the coronavirus pandemic. While the vote will postpone the majority of criminal jury trials until at least mid-March, the council also increased the exceptions that would allow for […]
What Factors Can Upgrade A Criminal Charge In Minnesota?
Criminal charges can go from petty misdemeanor to a felony in a heartbeat if certain aggravating factors are present. You might not think your actions are all that severe, but depending on the circumstances, you could end up facing stiff fines or years in jail. Today, we take a look at the aggravating factors that […]
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