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If a juvenile (less than 18 years old) is charged with a felony in Minnesota, long-term, serious consequences can follow him or her for years to come if the child is found guilty.
There are many benefits for employers that hire candidates with criminal records. From qualifying for tax credits and other government incentives to helping someone with prior convictions get a fresh start, hiring people with criminal histories can benefit local families, companies, and entire communities.
Former offenders often find it hard to get employment or housing in Minnesota due to discrimination. Fortunately, several community organizations in the state are committed to helping felons reintegrate into society by enabling them to develop employable skills, obtain gainful employment, and secure housing.
The new omnibus health bill includes provisions legalizing smokable marijuana products for registered patients.
Footage of crimes captured by security cameras may help prove people innocent of committing the offenses, and thus, prevent false convictions.
The Minnesota Department of Public Safety has revealed plans to increase DWI patrols in the 15 counties with the highest number of drunk driving accidents and fatalities.
After a recent federal appeals court ruling, a protracted case arguing the unconstitutionality of the Minnesota Sex Offender Program will move forward.
Off-duty behavior can lead to the suspension or cancellation of a professional license. Regulatory bodies, such as licensing boards, commissions, and agencies, implement rules and regulations that affect both professional and non-professional aspects of licensed individuals’ lives.