I have just received my third DUI . one in 89 one in 2010 and now . they have taken my car do i have any rights?

A look-back period for a criminal DWI charge is currently ten years. So prior(s) alcohol-related driving incidents (including "implied consent...

I got a drug possession ticket in MN but my dads name and all his information is on the ticket and his DL number also.

If there is a question here, it is difficult to discern. I would suggest you consult a criminal defense lawyer, beginning on the phone. From the...

Is there a statute of limitation on misdemeanor 5th degree domestic if i plead guilty already also patty thef charge

A statute of limitations in a criminal case may limit the time the prosecutor has to file a criminal charge against an accused. Once the person...

Can you get ptobation on a aggravate robbery

Is it possible? Yes. But if convicted, the presumptive sentence would be a prison commit for a Minnesota Aggravated Robbery conviction. That...

Will this offense show up on an fbi criminal history check?

In Minnesota, you can check a person NCIC (FBI) record via the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension (BCA). Anyone can do it. You could do it...

I have a friend who is being accused of rape however the judge who is presiding is the president of the battered womens shelter

We can remove one judge without cause in Minnesota courts, but it must be done shortly after learning of the judge assignment. After that, a...

What is best possible outcome for felony theft over 35,000.

Dismissal or acquittal. The next best thing would be a pre-trial diversion program without a plea, which would allow for eligibility for eventual...

Parole violation , felony dui , what would a typical outcome be?

Cases fitting that set of circumstances are not common. There is no typical outcome. In a case like this a good DWI defense lawyer can make a big...

False accusation and ruined my credit.

Criminal lawyers only handle criminal cases. Your question relates to a potential civil lawsuit. You may wish to re-post your question in that...

The general rule is that a case that was decided against the accused, either with a guilty plea or a conviction, does not qualify for a statutory...