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Feb: 21, 2022

Are Edibles Illegal in Minnesota?

Cannabis-infused edibles are currently illegal in Minnesota. This will, however, change soon. The Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) has recently announced that it will add cannabis-infused edibles as a new option for registered medical cannabis patients.

Feb: 10, 2022

What Is Considered Self-Defense in Minnesota?

A person can use deadly force as a last option in an imminent threat of severe bodily injury or harm. The state gives a person the right to use lethal force, such as shooting an aggressor, to stop a felony from taking place in his or her home.

Jan: 21, 2022

What Is the Difference Between DUI and DWI in Minnesota?

In Minnesota, DUI and DWI are the same offenses, carrying either a misdemeanor or felony charge. In this state, drivers caught with blood alcohol content (BAC) exceeding the state’s limit of 0.08 are guilty of DUI or DWI.

Jan: 10, 2022

How Long Does a DWI Stay on Your Record

Under Minnesota DWI law, a DWI conviction stays on the convicted person’s record for the rest of his or her life.

Dec: 13, 2021

How Many Criminal Cases Go To Trial?

Only 2% of the approximately 80,000 defendants in federal criminal cases in 2018 proceeded to trial. As many as 90% of the defendants entered a guilty plea, while the remaining 8% saw their cases get dismissed.

Dec: 06, 2021

When to Hire a Criminal Defense Attorney

Anyone facing assault and battery charges, drug charges, theft charges, homicide charges, fraud, and financial crime charges, and alcohol crime charges should hire an aggressive defense attorney right away.

Dec: 04, 2021

What Should I Expect from a Criminal Defense Lawyer?

A criminal lawyer has unique skill sets to investigate a crime and gather evidence to help a defendant win a case. The lawyer can come up with compelling arguments to lessen and negate the criminal charges.

Nov: 05, 2021

What Are the Penalties for Shooting a Cop in Minnesota

In most cases, shooting a police officer can result in serious legal penalties that range from probation to life imprisonment.

Oct: 27, 2021

A DWI Conviction Could Cost You Your CDL

A person convicted of driving while intoxicated (DWI) can lose his or her serialized Commercial Driving License (CDL).

Oct: 20, 2021

How Your Domestic Violence Case Could Get Dismissed

Domestic violence cases often get dismissed because of a lack of evidence, an accuser's history of false accusation, and an accuser’s failure to cooperate with the prosecutor or District Attorney.

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