A Minnesota Court of Appeals judge was sentenced to probation and community service after being charged with driving under the influence on Black Friday. Late last week, Renee Lee Worke, 67, pleased guilty to an amended misdemeanor count of driving while intoxicated. As part of her sentence, Worke must: Not consume alcohol Submit to random […]
Twin Cities New Year’s Eve Lawyer – I Need Help Now
Hopefully you have a wonderful end of the year, but we know for a fact that some people will end 2025 on a low note. Police are out in full force looking for drunk drivers, and considering New Year’s Eve and the morning hours of New Year’s Day are largely considered the most dangerous driving […]
How To Use Police Body Camera Evidence To Your Advantage
Police body cameras are becoming more common throughout Minnesota and the United States, and that’s a major win for transparency. When it’s your word against someone else’s, you can draw the short end of the stick if the other party comes off as more convincing, even if they aren’t telling the truth. A police body […]
Is Buzzed Driving Actually Safer Than Driving Sober? The Grand Rapids Effect
You have probably seen the phrase on a billboard or on the television – “Buzzed driving is drunk driving,” but the legal definition of buzzed driving states that it involves operating a vehicle with a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) between 0.01% and 0.07%, which is below the 0.08% legal limit. So by the letter of […]
Pass The Stuffing, Avoid A Cuffing – Avoiding A Thanksgiving DWI
The Thanksgiving holiday stretch is almost here, and if you’re excited to see family and have some extended time off from work, you’re not alone. Millions of people are expected to travel for Thanksgiving get-togethers or for other events over the next few days, and more than a few people will see their day end […]
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