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Minnesota’s statutory law recognizes several different degrees of offenses for Driving While Intoxicated. A person with one or more previous convictions for DWI will face increasingly severe penalties for subsequent offenses. Here are some key points to understand...
The chain of command for evidence in a criminal case is only one component of ensuring the evidence is not contaminated. Unfortunately, there are times when laboratory personnel or law enforcement officials make mistakes and contaminate evidence. This can greatly...
Once an officer places you under arrest, your first thoughts may include wondering when you will get out. Nobody wants to be stuck behind bars, so this is a natural question. The answer depends on your situation. Minnesota Court Rules outline the different scenarios...
A person accused of a crime in Minnesota faces several challenges. Fortunately, in the quest for justice, individuals have several rights on both the federal and state levels, established by lawmakers. Information on the basic rights of the accused cover many...
If you currently face drunk driving charges and you are under the age of 21, it is essential to have a clear understanding of the different ways that these allegations could affect your life. In some cases, drunk driving charges pose the risk of time behind bars and...
Struggling with drug use may have wide-ranging effects on people’s lives, including causing them to have run-ins with law enforcement. For those in such situations, however, the traditional criminal justice process does not always help them to get back and stay on the...
Getting a job with a conviction on your record in Minnesota might feel impossible. However, knowing how to present yourself and when to discuss your past might give you the upper hand. Despite your past experiences, you still have the ability to make a positive first...
warning If you are under arrest, a law officer must read you the Miranda warning before interrogating you. Contrary to popular belief, this does not have to occur while the arrest is happening, such as what happens in movies and television shows. Not everyone...
Interfering with the prosecution or investigation of a crime is obstruction of justice. The penalties for committing such an act vary greatly but can net violators up to five years in prison. Understanding the types of obstruction of justice can reduce the odds of...
If you are facing DWI charges, many different factors could have an impact on the potential penalties you face. Aside from past charges and the presence of a child in the vehicle, your blood alcohol content (BAC) level could also affect the outcome of your DWI case....