Tickets that were issued for an accident usually require you to appear in court anyway. It's not very likely that "it will be dropped" if you don't...

If you continue your plea of Not Guilty, the case will eventually be set on for a trial. At the trial, the prosecutor will have to prove that you...

Tickets issued by police officers in Minnesota don't typically have to be signed by either the officer or the person receiving the ticket in order...

Without additional information, it's difficult to say whether the search of your vehicle was legal or illegal. But because you didn't receive a...

If you're looking to prevent this person from contacting you further, you could file for a Harassment Restraining Order. If a judge agrees that...

If you were to plead guilty to the hands free ticket in MN, it would go on your driving record as a petty misdemeanor, regardless of which vehicle...

Theft citations are not payable offenses. For this type of offense, you will have to go to court. And when you get to court, you should seriously...

The court and the police may send documents through the mail to the address they have on file for you. They can get your address either from you,...

You can take another person to court with you, yes. Court is open to the public and anyone can attend. But you may want to speak to a defense...

Driving After Revocation is a misdemeanor, which means you could go to jail for the first offense, or any offense. There isn't a set number of...