In Minnesota, a police officer is not required to read your miranda rights when they arrest you for a DWI/DUI. In fact, the only time that an officer is required to read your miranda rights after any arrest is if they are going to be asking you custodial questions....
In Minnesota, you can be charged with a DWI/DUI if you are driving, operating or in physical control of a motor vehicle. The definition of driving is very straightforward. However, operating or being in physical control can be a little more difficult to understand. In...
If you are arrested for a DWI/DUI because you got in an accident that injured or killed someone, you will be charged with either criminal vehicular operation (CVO) or criminal vehicular homicide (CVH). These are very serious charges that are generally felonies. Felony...
If you are on probation for a DWI/DUI and you pick up a new DWI/DUI, you will have a host of issues to deal with. Other than having to deal with a new charge, your probation officer will also violate your probation. Once this happens, you will either get a summons to...
There can be alternatives, depending on your situation. Some cases require a mandatory minimum amount of jail. In these situations, it can be difficult, however not impossible, to avoid actual in custody jail time. There are different alternatives that can be...
