My landlord ( there isn't a formal lease but I have been living in his home for over a year) destroyed over 5k of my property
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Answered on July 10, 2022
The behavior you describe is certainly criminal. Destroying $5000 of your property would be a felony level offense. I would imagine that arrest...
Will i get extradited back to Minnesota for a dwi gross misdemeanor
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Answered on July 10, 2022
They might extradite you. The bigger issue is that you will be arrested on the warrant and held until MN makes a decision to extradite you unless...
Will I get jail time? do they give out second chances ? Does second degree assault always lead to prison ?
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Answered on July 09, 2022
Your attorney is going to be in the best position to answer these questions. Answering them intelligently requires access to all the information...
First time offense and it has to do with thefit
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Answered on July 09, 2022
You need an attorney immediately. Having a theft of your record is going to be far more serious than any of the direct consequences such as a fine...
ILLEGAL?
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Answered on July 09, 2022
You don’t say who went through your personal belongings and your wallet? Was it the cops? Was it hospital personnel? What did the find? All of...
Can a judge sign search warrent and also perside over criminal case
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Answered on July 08, 2022
Yes, that is fine. That will typically be the case in smaller counties where there might only be one or two judges. You have the right to remove...
Does state of origin matter on a tint ticket?
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Answered on July 08, 2022
I agree with my colleague, it depends on where the car is registered. I would imagine that you have switched your registration over to MN by now,...
Does having to have the interlock device requirement ever go away in MN?
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Answered on July 08, 2022
The interlock obligation isn’t simply going to go away. And driving without interlock or a valid DL is only going to make your situation worse.
MN Stat. 152.025.2(1) ref.152.025.4(b State Fel& stat.152.025.2(1 Ref025.4a stat.GM? 2 dif.levels?
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Answered on July 08, 2022
This question is awfully difficult to unpack. Contact an attorney directly about your issue. Most of us provide free consultations.
Can a Minnesota state highway patrol come to your house in issue a citation without pulling you over ?
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Answered on July 08, 2022
Yes, if the observed or otherwise had probable cause to believe a crime was committed.