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Jun: 13, 2018

How to Legally Transport Medications in Minnesota

Medications that are on a Minnesota controlled substance list must be transported in their original container with the attached prescription to avoid possible arrest.

Jun: 06, 2018

How Long Can Suspects Be Detained in Jail in Minnesota? [infographic]

Under Minnesota law, any adult suspect that's arrested without a warrant and taken into custody must be brought before a judicial officer or judge within 36 hours after arrest.

May: 25, 2018

Will Artificial Intelligence Curb Gang Violence or Brand Innocent People as Gang Members?

Scientists are developing an artificial intelligence system to identify gang-related crimes, but there are concerns that innocent people may be mistakenly branded as gang members.

May: 18, 2018

This New Minnesota DWI Law Might Surprise You

A new DWI law in Minnesota makes it a crime to operate an ATV or snowmobile while under the influence of alcohol or drugs.

May: 12, 2018

Max Keller Presents Oral Argument to the Minnesota Supreme Court

Minneapolis attorney, Max Keller of Keller Criminal Defense Attorneys presented oral arguments to the Minnesota Supreme Court on May 7, 2018. The case, State of Minnesota, Respondent vs. Christopher Lee Holloway involved Christopher Holloway, who was charged with third-degree and fourth-degree criminal sexual conduct for an incident with a 14-year-old.

May: 11, 2018

Co-Sleeping Can Lead to Injuries, Death, And Manslaughter Charges

An adult can be charged with criminal negligence or even manslaughter when co-sleeping results in the death of an infant or young child.

May: 04, 2018

Sex Trafficking Victims or Prostitutes? The Truth Might Surprise You [infographic]

Sex trafficking victims are often arrested in prostitution stings and charged with a criminal misdemeanor or felony offenses because they are wrongly identified within the criminal justice system.

Apr: 26, 2018

Max Keller Quoted in Star-Tribune Article

The Minnesota Supreme Court is considering whether a short-term experiment in allowing cameras in courtrooms for sentencing in criminal cases should become a permanent policy.

Apr: 23, 2018

Keller Offers Insight into Unconstitutional Stops for Minnesota Lawyer Magazine

An unconstitutional stop and detention is just as rotten as an apple that’s been sitting in the kitchen a few weeks too long, at least according to the Minnesota Court of Appeals.

Apr: 18, 2018

MN Bill Would Permanently Revoke 5-Time DWI Offenders

Minnesota has recently introduced a bill which will take a driver's license away after a fifth DWI offense. According to Rep. Dario Anselmo, the shocking story of Danny Lee Bettcher, of New York Mills, is what inspired the proposal.

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