Not every criminal case ends with a judge or jury member reading off a verdict. In fact, a good portion of cases never get that far because both sides end up agreeing to a plea deal. But what exactly is a plea deal, and should you accept one for your case? We answer those questions […]
Minnesota Judge Says Breathalyzer Data Inaccurate
A ruling by a Hennepin County judge may open a number of previous DUI cases up to appeal. The decision by Hennepin County Judge Mary Vasaly states that findings from the Datamaster breathalyzer device aren’t perfectly accurate. According to Judge Vasaly, the Datamaster device has rounded up a test number for at least one convicted […]
Huge Increase In St. Patrick’s Day DUIs in Minnesota
Minnesota has seen some spikes and declines in recent years when it comes to drinking and driving around the holidays. For example, although we saw an increase in total DUI arrests during the recent holiday season compared to the same stretch in 2016, there was a noticeable decline in year-to-year DUI arrests on New Year’s […]
Bride-To-Be Earns DUI On The Way To Her Wedding
Something old, something new, something borrowed, something red and blue, as in the red and blue cherries a bride-to-be saw in her rearview mirror as she was stopped on the way to her wedding ceremony. Unfortunately for the bride, the first gift she received on her wedding day was a shiny pair of handcuffs after […]
Driving After Suspension, Revocation or Cancellation in Minnesota
If you end up committing a serious driving infraction, or you’ve been found guilty of a number of lesser traffic offenses, the state of Minnesota can step in and suspend, revoke or cancel your driver’s license. We know how important it is that your keep your driver’s license, so don’t just ignore citations or letters […]
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