by Gerald Miller | Jan 18, 2021 | BAC, Blog, drunk driving, DUI, DUI/DWI, dwi, DWI & Criminal Defense, DWI arrest, DWI attorney, DWI case, Felony, Felony DWI
In Minnesota, the crime of driving while impaired (DWI) is broken down into four different offenses, known as degrees. The severity of each offense depends on the degree of DWI charge you are convicted of. A 1st degree DWI carries the steepest penalties, while a 4th...
by Gerald Miller | Jan 11, 2021 | Blog, drunk driving, DUI, DUI/DWI, DWI & Criminal Defense, DWI arrest, DWI attorney, DWI case, Felony DWI
If you’re asking is a 4th degree DWI bad, you should know that it is the lowest-level offense within DWI offenses. While the potential penalties are lower than the other DWI offenses recognized under state law, it does not mean a conviction will not have...
by Gerald Miller | Jan 1, 2021 | Blog, Felony, Liquor Law violations/crimes
Depending on the circumstances, a convicted felon could get a liquor license under Minnesota law. However, there are a series of requirements every applicant must abide by. One of those requirements is to not have a felony conviction on your record in the past five...
by Gerald Miller | Dec 18, 2020 | Assault, Blog
There are two different justice systems in Minnesota: one for juveniles and one for adults. Both systems often deal with the same charges, but the sentences can be very different. If your asking what is the sentence for a juvenile charged with assault, juvenile...
by Gerald Miller | Dec 11, 2020 | Blog, Disorderly Conduct
Disorderly conduct is not a felony in Minnesota. While this offense is limited to a misdemeanor under state law, that does not mean a conviction for disorderly conduct is free of serious consequences. A disorderly conduct conviction could dramatically impact your life...
