Much like a prior DWI/DUI conviction in the state of Minnesota, a prior DWI/DUI conviction from another state can affect any new charges here in Minnesota. DWI/DUI’s are called enhanceable offenses. That means that any new DWI/DUI charges will be worse if you...
A prior DWI/DUI conviction, or license revocation, will have an effect on any new DWI/DUI charges. It can also have an effect on future employment, depending on what type of field you are in. DWI convictions are called enhanceable offenses. That means that the more...
In Minnesota, the mere presence of a schedule I or II narcotic in your system is grounds for a DWI/DUI charge. The state does not need to prove that you were under the influence of that drug, just that you had the drug present in your system at the time you were...
In Minnesota, you can be charged with a DWI/DUI if you are under the influence of marijuana while driving. Marijuana cases are a little different from alcohol cases, or other type of drugged driving cases though. For you to be convicted of DWI/DUI involving marijuana,...
While it is most common for someone to be charged with a DWI/DUI when their BAC is 0.08 or above, you can be charged with a DWI/DUI if your test result is below 0.08. This type of DWI/DUI is when the officer believes that you are impaired by, or under the influence...
