This is what is known as a Rule 20 evaluation. Look at the Rule in the Minnesota Rules of Criminal Procedure. She has been ordered by the Court...

You need to hire an attorney to defend you and to challenge the driver’s license sanctions here (which almost certainly will follow to haunt your...

A warrant will be issued for your arrest. You will be taken to jail and will wait until your Court Appearance. In the realm of bad ideas, your...

Check out State v Starfield. I suspect that any winning argument is one you are unlikely to identify. Hire an attorney now.

After careful consideration, it became very clear to me that the answer to your question is - NO!

The answer to your first question is YES. The answer to your second question is also YES. You can always file a civil lawsuit. I don’t suspect...

I suspect your boyfriend is being held for extradition to Wisconsin. He can contest extradition or waive a hearing. Either way, he will continue...

How you view the case: 1. I had two drinks in two hours. 2. I drove home. 3. I tested .13 4. I cooperated with the police. Just part...

It depends in what state the car was registered AT THE TIME OF THE OFFENSE. About 10-15 years ago when I won a case where my alleged drunk driver...

You would not only report the theft but also the threats of violence (which can be a felony in Minnesota). It’s up to the police to investigate...