In any criminal case in the state of Minnesota, the prosecution has the burden of proving the guilt of a person accused of committing a
An appeal of a 2010 conviction for first-degree test refusal offered an opportunity for the Minnesota Supreme Court to review changes in the law occasioned
A recent decision by the Minnesota Supreme Court in Francios Momolu Khalil v. State of Minnesota (Minnesota Supreme Court, A19-1281, filed March 21, 2021) reversed
Police stop a vehicle seen speeding away from the scene of a drive-by shooting that wounded two people, but its occupants flee on foot. A
Circumstantial evidence can be a powerful tool for prosecutors who need to connect the dots between a criminal act, a burglary to be more precise,
A recently decided case from the Minnesota Court of Appeals focused on the reliability of blood-alcohol concentration evidence. Specifically, the court was asked to throw
A motorist who has been lawfully arrested for driving while impaired must submit to a chemical test to determine the presence of alcohol or other
Both the U.S. Constitution and the constitution of the state of Minnesota contain language protecting individuals against “unreasonable searches and seizures” conducted by law enforcement.
A decision by the Minnesota Court of Appeals filed on Sept. 21, 2020 in Edwards v. State of Minnesota (Sherburne County District Court File No.
You enjoyed an evening out with friends and are driving home when you see the police cruiser approaching in your rearview mirror. Whether you’re in
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