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When civil lawsuits or criminal charges are maliciously filed with the intention to harass, intimidate, defame, or cause injuries to another person, actions are referred to as malicious prosecution.
Due to the spread of COVID-19 infections among inmates, Minnesota prisons are releasing non-violent prisoners to isolate at home.
If a Minnesota driver is convicted of driving while intoxicated, he/she may be eligible to have the record expunged with proof of certain conditions to the court.
Plea bargains are offered to defendants in exchange for reduced charges and sentences, but they often put innocent defendants behind bars.
Minnesota residents and business owners who violate emergency stay-at-home orders may face citations that include steep fines and jail time.
Minnesota law enforcement has issued warnings to the public about a new street drug called “fire” with deadly consequences for users and people who come in contact with the drug.
With coronavirus stay-at-home orders, Minnesota DWI arrests have plummeted due to decreased traffic and fewer drivers on the road.
When charged with a crime, a person must go through various steps in the legal process.
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