What is an order for protection (OFP) in Minnesota, and how do I get one? by gwtwebsitesupport | Aug 3, 2024 An OFP is a court order that prohibits the abuser from contacting or coming near the victim. Victims can obtain an OFP by filing a petition with the court. Continue Reading
Can a domestic assault charge be dropped if the victim doesn’t want to press charges in Minnesota? by gwtwebsitesupport | Aug 3, 2024 Even if the victim recants or doesn’t want to press charges, the prosecutor may still pursue the case if there is sufficient evidence. Continue Reading
What are the penalties for domestic assault in Minnesota? by gwtwebsitesupport | Aug 3, 2024 Penalties for domestic assault can include jail time, fines, probation, mandatory counseling, and loss of firearm rights. Continue Reading
Are there mandatory arrest laws for domestic assault in Minnesota? by gwtwebsitesupport | Aug 3, 2024 Yes, Minnesota law requires police officers to make an arrest if they have probable cause to believe domestic assault has occurred. Continue Reading
What is considered domestic assault in Minnesota? by gwtwebsitesupport | Aug 3, 2024 Domestic assault involves intentionally inflicting or attempting to inflict bodily harm upon a family or household member. Continue Reading
