Aggressively Protecting Your Rights
If you face drug charges in Minnesota, you have probably already had to face a judge once. After your arrest, you typically see a judge during your arraignment, when they inform you of the charges the state intends to bring against you. You may have been able to...
As someone who is facing charges for drug crimes, it’s important that you don’t make the mistake of believing myths about those charges. While you might not think that your charge is very serious, the reality is that the court is likely to take it seriously regardless...
Plenty of people in Minnesota don't take marijuana or marijuana-related criminal offenses very seriously anymore, and that attitude reflects a growing cultural change. Sadly, the laws have been slow to respond to changing social and even medical attitudes about...
Not everyone who needs medication has insurance to cover the cost of the drugs they require. Other people may have previously had a prescription that ended because their doctor no longer thinks the medication is necessary. If you tried to secure medication from...
The opioid crisis in our nation has received a lot of attention by lawmakers in recent years. Opioid misuse could lead to a deadly overdose, which we all want to work to prevent. However, when it comes to an overdose death, the delicate question of whether the drug...
If certain police officers had their way, merely asserting your rights against unreasonable search and seizure would amount to “reasonable suspicion” that you’re doing something illegal -- thereby justifying the search they wanted to do in the first place. If that...
Caught with a drug you don’t have a prescription for? If so, you could face charges. When you’re caught using or distributing drugs that you don’t have a prescription for (or a license to distribute), you can be charged with the possession, sale or trafficking of that...
If you're accused of possessing drugs in Minnesota, you could face many different penalties. If you're further accused of selling or transporting drugs, you can face far more serious penalties. Depending on the kind of drug you have in your possession, you can face as...
Minnesota does give the option of alternative penalties following a drug conviction. The drug court's aim is to reduce the rate of re-offenses, which means that helping those who are struggling with drug abuse is more important than imprisoning them. Those convicted...
When you chose to use a rental car, the last thing that you imagined was that there would be drugs in your vehicle. You happened to get pulled over because of reports of a similar vehicle being involved in a drug-related incident. You knew you didn't do anything...
