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answered on Feb 9, 2018
Where you arrested and taken to jail or police station? Underage drinking and driving is a misdemeanor, which means up to 90 days jail and $1000 fine. If you’re interested in a plea bargain, often you can negotiate a result with little or no jail, and a lower fine.
Probabtion in Wi and doing good just wanting to get DL in wi?
answered on Jan 17, 2018
Maybe. Normally the way to clear a Arrest and Detain Order or Arrest Warrant due to an alleged probation violation is to turn yourself in (or be caught and arrested) to get booked into the appropriate jail, then eventually have a judge review and decide on release. If it's that old, it could... View More 
Was charged for dwi in mn in 2007 but am currently on probabtion in Wisconsin after doing jail time for another dwi charge. Mn has a p.o. violation warrant on me right now but I'm doing good on probabtion right now and dont want jail t time. I'm trying t to get my drivers license in wi... View More
answered on Jan 16, 2018
It sounds rather ... complicated. So, the 2007 MN DWI is over and done - probation ended? Or, the WI DWI still in probation triggered a MN probation violation? On the 2007 case? A different case? The way to start untangling that knot is probably going to be to pick up the telephone and make a... View More
answered on Oct 29, 2017
Your question is too vague to answer. You will likely need a lawyer.
pulled over again (for the first time) in Minnesota?
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required to take me to the hospital before arresting me? They didn't.
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answered on Oct 6, 2017
I certainly don't have all the facts of your situation, but generally every department has policies on how to handle certain situations. If your injuries required medical attention from a professional, you certainly should have been taken to the hospital at some point, especially if you... View More
My husband only drives the vehicle he was driving at the time of the incident it now has intoxalock and DUI plates he legally cannot drive my car as it is not equipped with intoxalock he is the co-owner of the vehicle but does not drive it am I still required to Have DUI plates even though I was... View More
answered on Jul 24, 2017
"The order must require the impoundment of the registration plates of the motor vehicle involved in the plate impoundment violation and all motor vehicles owned by, registered, or leased in the name of the violator, including motor vehicles registered jointly or leased in the name of the... View More
Court hearing is scheduled in Iowa but the person is a Minnesota resident. Is there a way to get the hearing/ case transferred so the resident doesn't have to leave their home state?
answered on Apr 20, 2017
If the person is accused of violating Iowa law, then that person must answer to the State of Iowa.
answered on Apr 8, 2017
Depends what you mean by "forced" urine sample. If they got a cup and you filled it without them doing the tarantella on your bladder, then it's not forced. But if it's serious enough for a warrant it's serious enough for you to get a hold of a minnesota criminal lawyer. If... View More
DWI in '12, '92, '91, '83
answered on Mar 15, 2017
You generally need to go through the rehabilitation process, which includes ignition interlock.
My sister's court appointed lawyer got angry when she asked him questions about her case, called her crazy and said she needed help. What should she do? She isn't crazy he was mad she questioned his motives.
Blood alcohol measured at .11
answered on Jul 22, 2016
It does not hurt to make the request, but do not be surprised if the prosecutor does not agree with the request. It is highly advisable to get an attorney to help you through this.
answered on Nov 13, 2015
You should seek review of the impoundment order. The procedures are somewhat complicated so it is advisable that you seek legal counsel.
because of guilty plea, medical bills are now my responsibility. Yet in MN, I believe that a person can not be found guilty of careless driving while on private property? The injured party had no seatbelt on and interfered with the driver which directly caused the accident!
answered on Oct 29, 2015
You are apparently asking this after the entrance of a plea. When you enter a plea you give up certain rights. You ask if this is proper. You had an attorney, right? It might be too late, but it probably will not hurt to ask your attorney about this or go see a private local one.
I ended up pleading guilty to a 3rd degree DUI and now have a hearing for my car. First off, the car is not mine.....secondly since I pled to a 3rd degree dui don't they have to give it back?
answered on Oct 26, 2015
"confiscated my car" "the car is not mine" Which is it? What does the owner say? Why don't you get a local attorney?
answered on Sep 2, 2014
My answer is - YES. You need an attorney to review your case and determine if there are reasons that the charges should be dismissed or reduced. I offer a free consultation, please feel free to contact me at 651.270.6484.
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