Hade a felony forFleeing a Peace Officer in a Motor Vehicle Conviction deemed a Misdemeanor pursuant to M.S. 609.13

I answered this the first time you posted it. My answer has not changed. The BCA is wrong. It's a second amendment violation. The sherrif might...

How do I get the process started for stay of imposition felony to drop down to misdemeanor?

This should be automatic. Call any of us and give us a file number, and we'll be able to give you an answer. Shouldn't cost a thing.

Implied Consent Advisory and Search Warrant for Taking My Blood?

Quite frankly, you have no idea how refreshing it is to most of us to hear that an officer actually got a warrant to, you know, stick a needle in...

If the informant fails to appear for Trial. How long can they push your court date back?

You have a right to a speedy trial demand. Once made, you have a right to a trial within 60 days. The Court will occasionally grant a very brief...

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I have been arrested for a DWI, first offense. What should I try to do from here? One main concern is my car insurance and $$$.

Just based on the facts you articulate here, this is a pretty good DWI case. You made no admissions to drinking, the disparity between the test...

What do I do to get a 1996 terroristic threat felony abolished?

Your timing is good. While there isn't a bright line rule, and expungements are in the discretion of the court, generally 10 years of unsupervised...

Certain persons are prohibited from owning firearms pursuant to 624.713. Among them are people convicted of a crime of violence as defined by...

The Statutes of Minnesota prevent certain people from possessing firearms. Minn. Stat. 624.713. Besides the precise conditions anunciated there,...

At age 18, can i move out of my parents house if i am still in school?

You can lawfully leave your parents residence. Be advised that compulsory education laws apply until you turn 18, and if you are or have been...

No-contract legal coach needed for upcoming criminal trial by jury and family custody/parenting time case.

Many lawyers will offer a bifurcated fee in criminal cases, meaning a small free for advice, consultation, research before any court appearances,...