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Top Domestic Violence Defenses Used in Minnesota Courts
1 week ago by Justin M. Schiks
Key Takeaways Minnesota law permits reasonable force in self-defense, but police often arrest the wrong person at the scene. Proving who the t...
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What is the Legal Limit for Alcohol in MN?
1 week ago by Justin M. Schiks
Key Takeaways The standard legal limit for alcohol in MN is a BAC of 0.08 under Minn. Stat. § 169A.20. Commercial drivers face a stricter lim...
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Is Domestic Assault a Felony in Minnesota?
3 weeks ago by Justin M. Schiks
Key Takeaways Domestic assault in Minnesota can be charged as a misdemeanor or a felony, depending on prior convictions. Three or more domesti...
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Understanding Criminal Sexual Conduct 4th Degree in Minnesota
4 weeks ago by Justin M. Schiks
Key Takeaways Criminal sexual conduct 4th degree involves sexual contact, not penetration, that is either non-consensual or occurs under circumst...
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2nd Degree Murder vs Manslaughter in Minnesota: What Is the Difference?
4 weeks ago by Justin M. Schiks
Key Takeaways Second-degree murder involves intentional killing without premeditation or an unintentional death during a qualifying felony. Fi...
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What Does Open Carry Mean Under Minnesota Law?
4 weeks ago by Justin M. Schiks
Key Takeaways Open carry means carrying a firearm visibly in public, distinct from concealed carry, where the weapon stays hidden under clothing....
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What Happens if You Violate Bond Conditions in Minnesota?
2 months ago by Justin M. Schiks
Key Takeaways A bond violation can trigger a bench warrant for immediate arrest. The court may hold you without bail or set significantly high...
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What Happens When a Criminal Complaint is Filed Against You in MN?
2 months ago by Justin M. Schiks
Key Takeaways A criminal complaint must establish probable cause and state the maximum penalty. A judge issues a warrant or summons after find...
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