Police and other law enforcement officials have a number of different techniques in their arsenal for getting suspects to admit to a crime or give up information that will hurt their case. While they can’t physically harm a suspect, police can blatantly lie to a suspect in the hopes that it will get them to […]
How Much Is A Fireworks Citation In Minnesota?
Minnesota has some of the strictest fireworks laws in the Midwest. You can still watch a great legal show at a local festival or following a Twins game on Friday night, but if you hope to catch a show from one of your neighbors or put one on yourself, know that this is likely illegal. […]
Can A Passenger Be Charged If Drugs Are Found In A Car?
If you get a ride in someone else’s vehicle, you assume that anything that you didn’t bring into the vehicle is the driver’s property. However, if police pull you over, they won’t have as clear of an idea whose stuff belongs to who, and if they find drugs, it can really complicate the traffic stop. […]
Remote Hearings To Remain In Minnesota After COVID-19
The majority of courts in Minnesota transitioned to video conferencing and remote hearings in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, and some of those remote processes will become permanent fixtures in the court system going forward. The COVID-19 pandemic required us to look at the potential issues associated with large in-person gatherings, and as the court […]
Penalties For Providing Alcohol To Minors In Minnesota
If you’re over the age of 21 and a younger sibling asks you to buy them some beer, or you’re a parent of underage children who ask if they can have a few drinks with friends at your house, you may not think that it’s a huge deal to furnish them with alcohol. After all, […]
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