Felonies

Unique Ways Your Attorney Can Help Your Case

Unique Ways Your Attorney Can Help Your Case

When facing criminal charges, choosing the right attorney can make all the difference. You need a great defense lawyer that doesn’t just react to the prosecution’s case. The following unique ways your attorney can help and get the best possible outcome will give you insight into questions you should be asking. Some attorneys go beyond […]

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Reasonable Suspicion vs. Probable Cause

Reasonable Suspicion vs. Probable Cause: What You Need to Know Under Minnesota Law

In criminal law, two terms often come up when discussing police stops, searches, and arrests: Reasonable Suspicion vs. Probable Cause. These concepts define what law enforcement can and cannot do when interacting with citizens. Understanding them is essential, especially if you find yourself in a situation where your rights may be at stake. What is

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Bail Hearing

Bail Hearing Lawyer: Do You Need One? (And When)

When facing an unexpected arrest, one of the first questions that often arises is, “Do I need a lawyer for my bail hearing?” In this article, we highlight key definitions, as well as when it can be critical to have legal representation at this early stage and when it may not make a significant difference.

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What not to do when falsely accused of sexual assault

A sexual assault allegation, even when false, usually has far-reaching consequences. It can ruin your reputation and endanger your livelihood. If the prosecution convinces the court that you are guilty, you will likely face jail time and severe penalties. Such an accusation can put you in a precarious position where one wrong move will likely

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The most severe of all criminal sexual conduct in Minnesota?

Criminal sexual conduct in Minnesota covers all sexual offenses. The state classifies criminal sexual conduct into five categories, using varying degrees. The rankings determine the seriousness of the crime and the severity of the resulting punishment. Criminal sexual conduct in the first and third degrees are crimes where the offender sexually penetrated the victim. Criminal

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