If you have been convicted of criminal charges or agreed to a plea deal, you may find that probation is part of your sentencing agreement. Although probation terms will be unique to the individual and the offense they committed, there are really only two main types of probation in Minnesota. There’s probation to the court […]
What Happens If You Violate Your Probation In Minnesota?
Probation is a condition that is oftentimes put in place after an individual has been released from custody as a way to help keep the individual and the community safe as they work to transition back to a normal life. If a criminal offender fails to uphold the conditions set forth in their probation, it […]
Strip Club Will File Lawsuit Over SBA Loan Denial
As we’ve talked about on the blog and our Facebook page over the last few days, we’re here to help small business owners who are running into trouble applying for and receiving a Small Business Administration loan that is part of the latest economic stimulus package. Being on probation can result in denial, so we […]
Probation Conditions Could Limit Your SBA Or Paycheck Protection Loan – We Can Help
Avery Appelman, here from the Appelman Law Firm, one of Minnesota’s premier Criminal Defense firm. I hope you and your family are staying home, staying safe and helping to save the lives of our fellow Minnesotans. I am here today to talk directly to small business owners who are currently on probation and therefore ineligible […]
Probation Limits In Minnesota May Begin In August
The Minnesota Sentencing Guidelines Commission recently voted to apply a five-year cap to most offenders convicted of felony-level crimes, doing away with extremely long probation sentences. Longer probation sentences would still remain in place for individuals convicted of homicides and sexual assaults, but for other felony-level offenses, the state would enact a five-year cap on […]
