Minnesota’s Criminal Coercion Law Unconstitutional ...November 07, 2019 Minnesota’s criminal coercion law could be a violation of First Amendment rights. Under Minnesota Statutes, any th ... Read More
What You Should Know About Self-Incrimination and Technology ...October 22, 2019 The Fifth Amendment protects an individual against self-incrimination, but laws may be changing due to certain technolog ... Read More
How a Drug-Sniffing Dog Can Get Your Case Dismissed ...October 16, 2019 Drug-sniffing dogs have high error rates in detecting narcotics and their alerts may not establish probable cause for se ... Read More
When Road Rage Becomes a Serious Crime ...October 10, 2019 Although there are no laws that specifically govern aggressive driving in Minnesota, when road rage causes accidents, in ... Read More
How Parent-Child Privilege Might Impact Your Child’s Criminal Ca ...October 04, 2019 Parent-child privilege prevents forced disclosure by the state of confidential communications between a parent and a chi ... Read More
When Rape Is Reported in Minnesota ...September 25, 2019 When rape is reported in Minnesota, investigation failures are common. Interviews are often not conducted, investigators ... Read More
Crime Rate Declines in Minnesota ...September 19, 2019 The 2018 Minnesota crime report shows a decline in violent crimes across the state, but an increase in motor vehicle the ... Read More
When Police Take Unreasonable Search and Seizure to the Next Level ...September 18, 2019 The Minnesota Supreme Court recently ruled that forced body cavity searches are unreasonable and violate an individual&# ... Read More
Crackdown on DWI in Minnesota ...September 04, 2019 Due to a rise in alcohol-related vehicle accidents, injuries, and fatalities, Minnesota law enforcement is cracking down ... Read More
When Minnesota Child Abuse Charges Rise to the Federal Level ...August 26, 2019 Although most Minnesota child abuse cases are tried in state court, they may rise to the federal level when they are of ... Read More
