In Minnesota cases, generally restitution is meant to reimburse the victim of a crime for out-of-pocket expenses caused by the crime, not otherwise...

Strictly speaking, no - not if the judge didn't order it. But probation officers have a large amount of discretion afforded to them by judges. ...

Assuming this is a Minnesota state case (not a federal court case), you could learn more about (1) criminal record expungement, and (2) pardon...

Not likely (than MN DPS would know via Interlock data). But driving without a valid license in Minnesota is a crime. (Police can read and check...

She could file a motion to withdraw her plea. The legal standard is higher after sentencing. But if she didn't have an attorney, a judge may be...

Probably, if that's true. Show the documents and discuss with your attorney, who could then file a motion to amend the sentencing order regarding...

I'm a criminal lawyer, not a health care lawyer, but my understanding has been that the federal HIPPA law would affect health care providers...

Not enough facts here to narrow the question. For example, if criminal charges have already been filed with the court, the defense attorney would...

Not clear what the question may be. Call a criminal defense lawyer.

That would be up to a judge at sentencing. The judge would need to take into account: 1) the charges with a guilty plea or verdict; 2) plea...