While there’s no substitute for hiring an experienced lawyer, learning about the laws that affect your case is empowering. At Sheridan & Dulas, P.A., we regularly publish blogs about topics such as DUI/DWI, family law, and more. Our goal is to make complex legal topics simple so that you can make informed decisions about your specific case.
If you’ve been charged with Criminal Vehicular Operation (CVO) in Minnesota, the first step to defending yourself is to arm yourself with knowledge. Learn how Minnesota law defines CVO, the penalties you may face if convicted, and strategies for your defense.
If you’ve been charged with domestic assault, the first step in your defense is understanding the charges against you. In this article, we’ll cover the aggravating factors for domestic assault in Minnesota, and explain how it differs from other types of assault.
Even a first-time assault and battery charge can lead to jail time, steep fines, and the consequences of a criminal record. If you’ve recently been charged, the first step is to educate yourself about your situation so you can be prepared for what’s next. Read on to learn more about assault and battery charges in Minnesota:
There are five degrees of assault charges in Minnesota. The consequences you face (from jail time to fines) vary depending on the degree of your charges. What do you do when faced with these charges? The first step is getting all the knowledge you need to make the best decision for your future.
On May 30, 2023, Gov. Tim Walz signed a bill into law that will make it legal for adults 21 and older to use marijuana legally and allows for expungements of prior marijuana convictions. Unfortunately, the process to expunge marijuana convictions could take years. But you don’t have to wait — read on to find out how to clear your record faster.
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