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The process following a first-time DWI/DUI arrest can vary depending on the circumstances of each individual case.  Likewise, the penalties for a first-time DWI/DUI also

Although often used interchangeably, in many states assault and battery are separate and distinct crimes. Generally, an assault is a threat or physical act that creates a reasonable apprehension

Most people have a general understanding of what constitutes disorderly conduct. Bar fights, public rioting, or an unruly fan running onto the field of play

With a valid search warrant, the police will enter your home with or without your consent and will not respond kindly to anyone who obstructs

In Minnesota a police officer may lawfully arrest any person if the officer believes there is probable cause the person is driving while impaired, driving under the influence or underage drinking and driving.

First of all, if you are ever arrested, do not make conversation with the police!  It is in your best interest to cooperate with the

In cities around Minnesota, including St. Cloud, Roseville, Minneapolis, Eden Prairie, Sartell, and Mankato, law enforcement routinely conduct alcohol compliance checks, or “sting” operations, to

Minnesota law criminalizes unlawful or unauthorized use of a financial transaction card. Penalties range from a gross misdemeanor to a felony, depending on the facts

The Minnesota State Patrol and police departments around the Twin Cities are increasing efforts to target drunk driving by placing additional patrol officers on the

In Minnesota, possession of drug paraphernalia is not a criminal offense. Rather, such an infraction is classified as a petty misdemeanor. Similar to a typical