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Should You Take a Plea Deal?
2 months ago by Justin M. Schiks
Unlike some other countries, the justice system in the U.S. states that all defendants charged with a crime are presumed innocent until they are foun...
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Working Remotely with a Criminal Defense Lawyer
2 months ago by Justin M. Schiks
Even amidst the ever-evolving COVID-19 pandemic and the resulting delays and court closures, criminal defense lawyers are still hard at work represen...
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You Can Still Get Arrested for DUI During the COVID-19 Shutdown
2 months ago by Justin M. Schiks
In response to the current COVID-19 pandemic, many states, towns, and cities across America have implemented stay-at-home and shelter-in-place orders...
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What is the Difference Between Voluntary and Involuntary Manslaughter in Minnesota?
2 months ago by Justin M. Schiks
Voluntary and involuntary manslaughter are both types of homicide offenses in the State of Minnesota. Although murder involves intentionally killing ...
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When Can Your Driver’s License be Suspended?
3 months ago by Justin M. Schiks
A driver’s license suspension in Minnesota is different from a driver’s license revocation. If your license to drive is suspended, this means tha...
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When is Assault Considered to be “Domestic”?
3 months ago by Justin M. Schiks
Any assault charge incurred in Minnesota can have serious and dramatic consequences, including jail time, fines, and other penalties. These potential...
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Factors that can Escalate DWI Charges
3 months ago by Justin M. Schiks
Under Minnesota law, it is a criminal offense to drive while impaired by alcohol or other drugs. If you do and you are caught, you can be charged wit...
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Who has to Register as a Sex Offender?
4 months ago by Justin M. Schiks
Individuals who are charged and ultimately convicted of a sex offense in the State of Minnesota are typically required to pay fines and often spend s...
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