We’ve discussed the hot button issue of hands-free cellphone use while driving on the blog in the past, and the state took another big step towards passing those regulations on Monday when they passed the distracted driving bill. The Minnesota Senate voted 56-10 to advance a House-passed distracted driving bill that would forbid drivers from […]
Minnesota Releases Drunk Driving Statistics
The Minnesota Department of Traffic Safety Office of Traffic Safety recently released their annual drunk driving report. The report is very comprehensive, and you can view it here. Because it’s so detailed, the most recent data is only from the 2017 calendar year. Below, we take a look at the most recent drunk driving statistics […]
Is There A Difference Between A DUI and DWI In Minnesota?
When it comes to drunk driving terminology, you probably have heard the terms DUI and DWI used interchangeably. Are they actually the same crime, or are they something different? In today’s blog, we take a closer look at DUIs and DWIs in Minnesota, and how we can best defend you from either crime. DUI and […]
Police Demand Google Change Navigation App That Spots DUI Checkpoints
Last month, the New York Police Department issued a demand to Google, the parent company of the navigation app Waze, that it remove users’ ability to report DUI checkpoints. The NYPD said if Google did not alter the feature, it would take legal action on the grounds that it is unlawful. According to the NYPD, […]
Minnesota Court Rules That Police Can Seize Mom’s Car For Kid’s DWI
The Minnesota Supreme Court recently affirmed a law as constitutional that allows police to seize property of a person if it was used in the commission of a crime, even if they weren’t the ones committing the crime. The case in question involves Megan Olson and her mother Helen. Megan was no stranger to the […]
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