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What Is First-Degree Sexual Assault?
3 weeks ago by Justin M. Schiks
Key Takeaways First-degree criminal sexual conduct involves sexual penetration plus aggravating factors under Minnesota law. Aggravating factors includ...
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What is the Role of an Expert Witness in a Trial?
3 weeks ago by Justin M. Schiks
Key Takeaways An expert witness explains scientific or technical evidence beyond common experience. Minnesota Rule 702 allows qualified professionals t...
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Dismissed Due to Grand Jury Indictment
3 weeks ago by Justin M. Schiks
Key Takeaways “Dismissed due to grand jury indictment” means the complaint was withdrawn so prosecutors can seek a felony indictment, not that charges...
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What Is a Continuance in Court?
3 months ago by Justin M. Schiks
Minnesota defendants often ask how judges handle scheduling delays and how those delays influence a criminal case. JS Defense: Minnesota Criminal Defense Lawye...
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What Is Reasonable Articulable Suspicion?
3 months ago by Justin M. Schiks
Many Woodbury drivers want straightforward guidance about police authority during DWI enforcement. Questions like what is reasonable articulable suspicion, how...
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What Happens If You Violate Probation
7 months ago by Justin M. Schiks
Probation allows you to serve your sentence within the community rather than behind bars, but it comes with obligations you can’t afford to overlook. Underst...
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Illegal Possession of a Firearm in Minnesota
7 months ago by Justin M. Schiks
In Minnesota, illegal possession of a firearm is a serious criminal offense with consequences that can affect your freedom, finances, and future rights. At JS ...
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What Happens If You Miss a Court Date in Minnesota?
7 months ago by Justin M. Schiks
Missing a court date in Minnesota can trigger immediate legal trouble. A judge may issue a bench warrant, revoke your bail, or even file additional charges. Th...
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Can A Minor Be Charged With Indecent Exposure?
8 months ago by Justin M. Schiks
Yes, a minor can be charged with indecent exposure in Minnesota. At JS Defense: Minnesota Criminal Defense Lawyer, we’ve seen how this accusation can catch f...
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What Constitutes a Terroristic Threat in Minnesota?
8 months ago by Justin M. Schiks
Under Minnesota law, a person doesn’t need to commit violence to be charged with making a terroristic threat. A heated comment, reckless message, or ambiguou...
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