Minnesota’s Implied Consent law will take center stage next month when a local case makes its way to the United States Supreme Court. The United States Supreme Court will hear the case of William Bernard, a local man who was suspected of driving drunk back in 2012. Bernard refused all tests to determine his blood alcohol […]
Can I Get A DUI on a Bike?
We’re back with our third installment of Whiteboard Talk! In this video, Avery Appelman narrates and explains what constitutes a motorized vehicle and whether or not you can be charged for drunk driving while operating them. From bicycles to snowmobiles and everything in between, Avery walks you through what constitutes a motorized vehicle subject to DUI […]
March Madness and St. Patty’s Day A Recipe For DUI Disaster
Between the first day of March Madness and the St. Patrick’s Day holiday, millions of Americans will likely show up to work on Friday nursing a bit of a hangover and a busted bracket. For some, the fact that St. Patty’s Day and the opening day of March Madness fall on the same day is […]
Could Your Next Traffic Ticket Attorney Be a Robot?
Robots have replaced workers on assembly lines and in production facilities, but they are slowly making their way into other fields. From housekeeping to inventory ordering, robots are making life easier for humans, but will they soon start infiltrating other fields, like law? It might not come as a surprise, but they already have. One […]
Minnesota Hit and Run Law
The crime of striking another vehicle and fleeing from the scene of the crime is one of the more unique laws on the books in Minnesota because it is almost exclusively a “heat of the moment” crime, in that the action is not premeditated. You can certainly decide to strike your ex-boyfriend’s car with your […]
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