Max A. Keller

Max A. Keller's Legal Guides (65)

Minneapolis, MN

Criminal defense Lawyer at Minneapolis, MN

Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI ... +2 more

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Why Did the Cops Take Your License Plates: Plate Impoundment for Certain DWI's and DAC-IPS in Minn.

Nov 05, 2011

The state of Minnesota impounds license plates in certain situations including certain DWIs and Driving After Cancellation (DAC-IPS). If your license plates have been impounded, it means the plates we...

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Vanessa's Law: A Trap for Juveniles with Drinking and Driving Offenses or Crashes in Minnesota

Nov 05, 2011

In Minnesota, teen drivers have restrictions placed on them that adult drivers do not. Teen drivers also receive harsher penalties for violating the law than do drivers over the age of 18. One such exa...

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First Offense DWI in Minnesota: What can happend to you?

Nov 05, 2011

A DWI or DUI conviction is costly and could haunt you for many years to come. Your vehicle insurance rates may triple. Minnesota charges more than $700 for driver's license reinstatement. Your driver's...

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Intoxilyzer Source Code Challenges continue

Nov 03, 2011

Earlier this year, many media outlets reported the story of the Intoxilyzer Source Code for the embattled Intoxilyzer 5000EN machine that is generally used across Minnesota in DWI cases. Minnesota DWI...

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Ignition Interlock Has Come to Minnesota as of July 1, 2011

Jul 16, 2011

Minnesota legislators recently passed numerous laws aimed at increasing penalties and punishments for individuals who are caught driving under the influence. The new DWI laws are set to go into effe...

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