This is not a criminal defense question. The school can set its own rules and regulations.

The SOL only runs when the person has not been charged and acts as a barrier to delayed charges. It doesn’t protect someone who is charged and then...

The age of consent in Minnesota is 16, not 15. Tell your buddy to Act accordingly.

The age of consent in Minnesota is 16. Act accordingly.

I agree with my colleagues. The SFSTs may be shoddy here, but the test would not be suppressed based on this description. You should consult with...

The age of consent in Minnesota is 16. You haven’t described any crimes here.

If there isn’t a criminal charge then there wouldn’t be anything to look up or find.

If you actually have an argument against the charge then you should consult with an experienced criminal defense attorney in your area for help...

You should consult with an experienced criminal defense attorney in that state to address that warrant. Maybe the charge/warrant can be addressed...

Typically it would not count if you have absconded without fulfilling the terms of probation. You would also likely have a warrant issued too.