All states have implied consent laws, and most drivers who refuse chemical sobriety tests may be subject to penalties such as loss of license or even jail time. When someone drives in Minnesota, that person automatically consents to any breath, urine or blood alcohol...
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Month: June 2017
Breath test results lead to arrests of Minnesota men
Two Minnesota men have been arrested in separate drinking and driving incidents within hours of each other. Both men were given field sobriety tests and one a breath test before receiving DWI charges. They are now likely working with attorneys to dispute these...
Alleged drunk driving crash leads to death of young woman
A variety of factors could lead to car accidents. One common factor in a significant number of serious accidents across the country is drunk driving. A Minnesota man may end up facing criminal charges after his involvement in an alleged DUI crash in which a...
Supreme Court puts limits on federal forfeiture
Being convicted of committing federal drug crimes in relation to a drug scheme can open the door to a person facing all sorts of serious consequences. This includes possible asset forfeiture. Under federal forfeiture law, authorities can seize certain assets in...
What you should know about using an ignition interlock device
After a DUI conviction, you may keep your license but with restrictions. Ignition interlock devices are commonly installed in cars after a DUI or DWI to allow the convicted to retain driving privileges. This device is not difficult to use. About the size of a...
