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Can You Drive After A DUI Before Court Date In Minnesota
In Minnesota, you can sometimes drive after a DUI arrest before court, but only if your administrative window is still open and you have the right paperwork in hand. The court date usually is not what decides it, the clock starts within days of arrest. You’re...
Snowmobile Claims (MN Accident Guide 2026)
You've just had a snowmobile crash in Minnesota. Your phone is cold, your hands are shaking, and someone at the scene is already saying it was your fault or asking whether you had anything to drink. That's the point where a routine insurance issue can turn...
Cited For DWI? (You’re Probably A Man)
If you’re reading this because you’re looking for a Minnesota DWI attorney, there is a good chance that you’re a man. That’s because men are three times as likely to get arrested for drunk driving as women, according to 2014 FBI statistics, the last year the agency...
Can You Get a DUI for Sleeping in Your Car in Minnesota?
You may be wondering; Can You Get a DUI for Sleeping in Your Car in Minnesota?Yes. In Minnesota, you can get a DUI for sleeping in your car because the law allows officers to charge you with “physical control” of a vehicle even if the engine is off and the vehicle is...
What Happens to Your Car When You Get a DUI?
If you get a DUI, your car is usually towed immediately, taken to an impound lot, and held until the registered owner pays towing and storage fees. In many states, your vehicle may face a mandatory 30-day hold, plate impoundment, or even permanent forfeiture depending...
Can You Get a DUI on a Lawn Mower?
Yes. You can get a DUI on a lawn mower in most U.S. states—including Minnesota—if you operate it on a public road, right-of-way, or any area accessible to the public while impaired. Many states classify lawn mowers as “motor vehicles” when driven outside private...
Signs That Your Criminal Case Is Strong
Your criminal case is likely strong when the prosecution lacks credible evidence, the police violated your constitutional rights, witness statements are inconsistent, physical evidence is weak or missing, or the state cannot prove every element of the charge beyond a...
