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Blog Posts in July, 2011

Overview of Search Warrants

The Fourth Amendment of the United States Constitution protects against unreasonable searches and seizures by governmental entities. A violation of an alleged offender's Fourth Amendment rights ...
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New Technology for Minnesota Law Enforcement Vehicles

Bloomington City Police Department recently joined a select few law enforcement agencies, including Lakeville, Minneapolis, St. Paul, and the Minnesota State Patrol, that are implementing a new ...
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U.S. Supreme Court Widens Police Powers

In a concerning 8-1 decision decided May 16, 2011, the U.S. Supreme Court expanded police search powers and greatly reduced the constitutional protections against unreasonable search and seizures. The ...
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Codefendant's Incriminating Statement Allowed into Evidence through Third Party

An incriminating statement made by a codefendant to a third party can come in through testimony from the third party the Court of Appeals held in a decision filed June 20, 2011. See State v. Usee . In ...
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Murder Conviction Upheld in Death of Unborn Child

An attempt to withdraw a guilty plea was denied by the Minnesota Appellate Court in a decision filed July 5, 2011. See State of Minnesota vs. Paul Andrew Peterson . Appellant Paul Andrew Peterson ...
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New Ignition Interlock Driver's License Program for DWI Offenders

As of July 1, 2011, the Minnesota DMV ceased issuing work permits or limited driver's licenses to first-time DWI offenders whose alcohol concentration was above 0.15 and all to any repeat DWI ...
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Expungement Process Overview

For people who are concerned about previous convictions showing up on their criminal record, seeking an Expungement may be a viable option. Criminal records are public records, so a conviction that ...
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