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In Minnesota, driving while under the influence of a substance that impairs a motorist's ability to drive is considered a crime.
Under Minnesota law, a defense to most crimes is whether the defendant is mentally ill or mental deficient either at the time of the offense or in the present.
Recent research has revealed that victim impact panels (VIP) may have a significant effect on DWI recidivism rates.
The methamphetamine epidemic took Minnesota by storm more than a decade ago, and just when locals thought the problem was solved, it is back and possibly bigger than ever.
Max Keller was successful in getting a 2nd degree criminal sexual conduct charge dismissed after beginning to pick a jury in Minneapolis, Hennepin County.
Since 2014, sexual assault cases on college campuses have been on the rise.
Minnesota has five degrees of drug crimes based on Minnesota Statutes 152. The degree of the offense is determined by drug type and drug quantity. Each charge is a felony.
In Minnesota, there may be multiple collateral consequences of felony convictions that can continue on long after the sentences are discharged.