Criminal Law Blog
Online entrapment and child pornography
Logging onto the internet to chat with others in forums and online groups has become a way of life for many in Minnesota, and you may enjoy this activity via a home computer or a mobile device such as a smartphone or tablet. While meeting people in this manner may be...
DWI for Being in Physical Control of a Motor Vehicle in Minnesota
Although sleeping in your car in the parking lot of a bar after a night of drinking is a better choice than driving home, it still has the potential to result in charges for driving while impaired (DWI) in Minnesota and is a practice that should be avoided in order to...
Understanding consent may prevent sexual assault charges
People who have suffered from unwanted physical contact may feel relieved at the news coverage that has focused on sexual assault on college campuses and in other environments. However, you may feel that determining what sexual attentions are wanted or unwanted may be...
Limits on Bail in Minnesota
To build upon our prior discussion of how bail can be posted, this post will discuss the constitutional and statutory restrictions on bail amounts in Minnesota. Many factors can come into play when a judge is determining a bail amount. However, there are limits as to...
How Private Is Your Web-Browsing History?
It may seem easy to sit in the comfort of your own home, pull out the computer and feel comfortable that nobody else knows what websites you are visiting. Unfortunately, that comfort you may feel is a false sense of privacy. The internet is essentially a large public...
DWI: Ignition Interlock in Minnesota
Ignition Interlock is a program that allows Minnesota motorists whose driving privileges have been revoked due to a driving while impaired (DWI) offense to legally drive during the license revocation period. All Minnesota DWI offenders have the option to regain...
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