Are you being falsely accused of a crime or charged with it? You are not the only one. You may think that cooperating with police is a good idea. You may think that if you don’t commit the crime you won’t need a criminal defense attorney. This could be used by your family or loved…

You will feel more scared and uncertain if you face the law on your own. It is best to get a criminal defense attorney who will help you navigate the process and protect your rights. In times of trouble, a criminal defense attorney is your best friend. It takes concentration and extensive research to handle…

Minneapolis Criminal Defense Lawyer Minneapolis’s top criminal defense lawyers are highly recommended. No matter if you’re facing federal or state criminal charges, our top lawyers in the area specialize in criminal defense. All criminal cases, from DWI to minor felonies to misdemeanors, are handled by us. For a free consultation and to learn more about…

A criminal defense lawyer should not be hired only by those who have been charged or convicted of a crime. An experienced, dedicated defense lawyer can help protect your rights if a crime has been committed. However, there are many other situations where you might want to hire a lawyer. Here are some examples of…

In Minnesota, furnishing alcohol to a minor (person under 21 years old) is a gross misdemeanor offense. Gross misdemeanors have a maximum punishment of up to one year in jail and a $3,000 fine. It is very uncommon, however, for anyone to actually serve the maximum punishment on this type of offense. The person furnishing…

In Minnesota, there are two types of departures for defendants to request at sentencing. We previously reviewed what a dispositional departure is here, which asks a judge to not send a defendant to prison. The other departure your defense attorney may request is called a durational departure. This is a request to the court asking…

Yes, juveniles can be tried as adults on serious criminal cases in Minnesota. There are two different ways this can be done: Certification or Extended Juvenile Jurisdiction (“EJJ”). In both situations, the prosecutor must file a motion asking for certification or EJJ. The court will then order studies to be completed to give a background…

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