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Mar: 24, 2023

What Are the Charges for Soliciting Prostitution in Minnesota?

Soliciting is the act of entreating, commanding, or trying to persuade someone by letter, phone, or a computerized device or in person. It can happen electronically when an adult uses a device that stores or transmits electronic data. Solicitation qualifies as a sex crime if the intent is to arouse sexual desire in someone.

Mar: 17, 2023

What Is the Difference Between Pleading No Contest Vs. Guilty?

A no-contest plea is more beneficial than a guilty plea in certain instances. You may conclude that it is the best option for you after a review of your unique legal situation with your criminal defense attorney.

Mar: 09, 2023

Vehicle Forfeiture Lawyer

The legal forfeiture of your vehicle or other property by the police can be a shocking experience. Property and vehicle forfeiture can also be an expensive experience. Property seizure of your car, boat, home, snowmobile or ATV can be costly both in terms of lost assets and in payments on property you no longer hold.

Mar: 09, 2023

Searches and Seizures in Drug Cases

When you are facing drug charges, working closely with an attorney who will explain clearly all your rights, options and potential consequences can help to ensure that you make decision that are in your best interests. Call today to schedule a consultation and case evaluation with an experienced criminal defense attorney.

Mar: 09, 2023

Criminal and Civil Forfeiture Attorneys in Minneapolis

Mar: 09, 2023

Alternatives to Incarceration in Drug Cases

When you are facing drug charges, working closely with an attorney who will explain clearly all your rights, options and potential consequences can help to ensure that you make decision that are in your best interests. Call today (952) 522-5026 to schedule a consultation and case evaluation with an experienced criminal defense attorney.

Mar: 09, 2023

Vanessa’s Law

In Minnesota, teen drivers have restrictions placed on them that adult drivers do not. Teen drivers also receive harsher penalties for violating the law than do drivers over the age of 18. One such example is known as Vanessa’s Law

Mar: 09, 2023

Minneapolis Loss of License Attorney

The Implied Consent Law, Minn. Stat. Sec. 169A.50-.53, states that an individual who drives, is in physical control of or operates a motor vehicle on the roads, land or waterways of Minnesota while impaired with alcohol must take a breath, blood or urine test to determine whether the driver is under the influence of alcohol or any other controlled substance.

Mar: 09, 2023

St. Paul DUI Conviction Attorney

If you have been charged with or arrested for DWI or DUI, there are several questions you probably have on your mind: “Am I going to lose my job? How long will my license be suspended? How long could I be in jail? What happens if I have a DWI on my employment record

Mar: 09, 2023

Lose Minnesota Plates From DWI

The state of Minnesota impounds license plates if a driver is charged with certain crimes, including certain DWIs and driving after cancellation as inimical to public safety (DAC-IPS), when the driver has three or more DWIs (or DAC-IPS). If your license plates have been impounded, it means the plates were removed from your car and destroyed, making it illegal for you or anyone else to drive the vehicle used in the DWI or any other vehicle you own or co-own.

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