Minnesota recently approved a body camera program that will ensure both police officers and citizens are protected from false incident accounts, but now some are unhappy about what information would be available to the public. The current proposal would allow for any citizen to request to view an incident caught on a police body camera, […]
Illegally Obtained Evidence Can Now Be Used In Minnesota Courts
Although it sounds more like a headline we’d use on April Fool’s Day, sadly, it’s not. Yesterday the Minnesota Supreme Court issued a ruling saying unconstitutionally seized evidence can be used in the court of law. Now, it wasn’t exactly that straightforward, but it should still be a cause for concern for the general public. […]
Addiction Poem and Chemical Dependency
Last week we were fortunate enough to partner up with a slew of industry insiders to shoot a video segment on Chemical Dependency and its role in the court system. The video is currently being edited, but we wanted to preface the series with a little more information about chemical dependency and substance abuse. At […]
What Is An Arraignment?
If you’ve been arrested, odds are a police or liaison officer will notify you of your arraignment date. If you’ve never been arrested, the term arraignment probably sounds foreign to you. Today, we explain what an arraignment is, and what you can expect when you attend. Arraignment Proceedings An arraignment is a stage in the […]
Debate Over Police Body Cameras Heats Up In Minnesota
During the summer of 2014, a nationwide interest in police body cameras was re-ignited in response to the deaths of Michael Brown and Eric Garner, which both occurred during encounters with the police. Proponents of police body cameras have frequently argued that the cameras promote transparency and accountability, while critics note privacy concerns and the […]
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