While an expungement does’t destroy a criminal record, it can seal off access to your criminal record from a number of different parties. Police and other law enforcement officials will still be able to view your criminal past, but friends, family and employers will no longer be able to call up your criminal history with […]
Positive Changes Coming To Minnesota’s Forfeiture Law
Beginning next year, new limits will be put in place to help ensure citizens aren’t unjustly stripped of their property or cash under Minnesota’s controversial forfeiture law. Lawmakers on both sides have pushed for a compromise to the current arraignment, which allows police to seize property even if the individual in question isn’t charged with […]
Can A DUI Affect Your Ability To Possess A Gun In Minnesota?
Statistics suggest that roughly 1 in 3 Minnesotans own a firearm and roughly 1 in 7 have a DUI on their record, so by that math, roughly 1 in 21 Minnesotans would have a DUI on their record and own a firearm. However, does a DUI exclude you from being able to legally obtain and […]
Minnesota Passes Nation’s First Law That Helps Pregnant Inmates
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz recently signed a first-of-its kind law that will help ensure pregnant inmates are not separated from their child if they give birth during their prison sentence. The Healthy Start Act will allow pregnant and postpartum women to be released into a halfway house where they will continue to receive supervision and […]
Understanding Driving While Suspended/Revoked In Minnesota
If your driver’s license is suspended or revoked, you will not legally be allowed to drive until the Minnesota Department of Public Safety reinstates your license. However, every year thousands of Minnesotans continue to drive on a suspended or revoked license. As you might imagine, this only further complicates their legal issues and their ability […]
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