Category: Criminal Defense

As the science and technology used in criminal cases continue to advance, a criminal defense attorney in MN must possess a thorough understanding of the evolving transformation from more basic forms of evidence to highly technical forensics in order to offer clients effective representation.

The University of Michigan released the results of its sexual misconduct surveys. Sexual assault is remarkably under reported.

Alcohol and college go hand in hand. Most college students, freshmen, and upperclassmen alike do not appreciate the negative effects of alcohol.

On April 20, 2016, the Supreme Court heard oral arguments about criminal penalties for drivers who refuse to take sobriety tests.

Terrorist attacks around the world and mass shootings at home created an atmosphere where even the hint of violence cannot be ignored.

Under the Sixth Amendment to the United States Constitution, any individual who is accused of a crime has the right to be represented by an attorney.

The Fourth Amendment to the United States Constitution is designed to protect Americans from the illegal search and seizure of their homes, vehicles, and other property.

“Do the crime, do the time” is a staple of American criminal justice. So, the concept of confining people beyond the length of their sentence is unsettling.

The expansion of Minnesota's stolen property laws brought new penalties for possession.