How long do they have to charge me with a gross misdemeanor, from the time of my arrest in Minnesota?

You would normally receive a summons within a few weeks, but I recommend retaining a lawyer prior to charges being formally filed. The State has 3...

Multiple traffic violations during a pull over

3 could turn into 1 conviction under 609.04 which prohibits multiple convictions. 609.035 generally prohibits multiple sentences only. ...

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There's nothing to prohibit you from contacting the prosecutor with an affidavit but I certainly wouldn't attempt it without legal representation

Will my work/school permit be valid in Minnesota?

It appears you live in MN and have a MN driver's license. I would assume MN sent you notice of your MN license revocation based on a S.D....

I have a felony that's over 12 yrs old do I stand a chance on having that expunged so that I can get a good job and own firearm

The firearm question is not answered with an expungement. But the lawyer you choose will discuss that with you as well. Consult with one ot two...

What will my consequences be for violating my probation?

There is no way to predict the sanction or even whether you will need to admit anything. Discuss with your attorney asap.

I am being charged with statue 152.025.(a)(1). With reference to:152.025.1(a). How is this a felony?

Its probably the sale aspect of the case but do not discuss this online. Call counsel so you can weigh your options with an advocate on your side.

My brother got arrested last night and his arraignment hearing is tuesday at 9am. What can I do to bail him out before then?

You coukd hire a lawyer today to try to get the bill situation handled before then

Take a look at minn. stat. 169.50, subd 2. You may be able to get away with the rear lamps assuming you can satisfy the wording of the statute.

Can my boyfriend be charged with providing alcohol to minors?

That is interesting because it sounds like an identical case I had which was also in Hugo. The client was found not guilty. But of course every...