Would I have legal charges brought against me for letting my boyfriend (has a revoked license) drive my car to work?
You could for both criminal and civil purposes. Don’t let him drive it.
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You could for both criminal and civil purposes. Don’t let him drive it.
Likely yes if it affects the insurance at all there would be an explanation as to why.
You can’t drive it at all without the ignition interlock. You need to have special plates if it’s registered to you. If you’re merely purchasing it...
Yes. If there is an active warrant elsewhere it will likely trigger a pickup.
It’s prostitution to a tee. Exchanging sex for money would be the violation.
The judge needs to set bail and here has to be a court appearance to do it.
The advice was bad but it’s not a legit defense to the charge. A gross misdemeanor first offense DWI would require some aggravated factors. You...
Looks don’t mean anything. The age of consent in Minnesota is 16 unless the older party is in a position of authority.
Proof of a job and a supervisor willing to confirm it along with a clean urine sample will usually get the job done (assuming no prior escapes or...
Likely not but that depends on the facts. You should consult with an experienced criminal defense attorney in ND for help explaining the facts to...