RECENT RESULTS:

- Felony Drug Charges and $83,040 Seized (Hennepin County) - All Charges Dismissed and Money Returned to Client

- Reckless Firearm Discharge (Hennepin County) - Stay of Adjudication

- 3rd and 4th Degree Criminal Sexual Conduct (Wright County) - NOT GUILTY

- Firearms and Drug Charges (Hennepin County) - DISMISSED

- Gross Misdemeanor Domestic Assault (Hennepin) - DISMISSED

- Domestic Assault (Hennepin County) - DISMISSED

- 5th Degree Assault (Isanti County) - NOT GUILTY

- Felony Drug Charges and DWI (Carver County) - ALL CHARGES DISMISSED

- Prostitution in a Public Place - NOT GUILTY

- 4th Degree Damage to Property - DISMISSED

- Domestic Assault - DISMISSED

- Theft - DISMISSED

- Felony Domestic Assault and Misdemeanor Assault - ALL CHARGES DISMISSED

- Felony 3rd Degree Assault and Felony Domestic Assault - ALL CHARGES DISMISSED

- 2nd Degree Criminal Sexual Conduct (Anoka County) - DISMISSED

- Domestic Assault - DISMISSED

- 1st Degree Criminal Sexual Conduct (Isanti County) - NOT GUILTY

- Felony Perjury and Offering Forged Evidence (Hennepin County) - DISMISSED

- Carrying a Pistol without a Permit (Hennepin County) - DISMISSED

- Gross Misdemeanor Interference with a 911 Call and Domestic Assault - ALL CHARGES DISMISSED

- Felony Criminal Sexual Conduct (Cottonwood County) - STAY OF ADJUDICATION

- Seizure of Firearms (Hennepin County) - ALL FIREARMS RETURNED TO CLIENT

- Stalking and Harassing Phone Calls (Hennepin County) - DISMISSED

- Driving After Suspension - DISMISSED

- Possession of Marijuana in a Motor Vehicle - DISMISSED

- Misdemeanor 5th Degree Assault

- Gross Misdemeanor Fail to Stop for a School Bus with Children Present

- Gross Misdemeanor 2nd Degree DWI

- Misdemeanor Reckless Driving and Obstruction of Legal Process

- Felony 5th Degree Controlled Substance (Marijuana) Possession

- 4th Degree Criminal Damage to Property

- Misdemeanor 5th Degree Assault and Misdemeanor Disorderly Conduct

- Misdemeanor Disorderly Conduct, Misdemeanor 4th Degree Criminal Damage to Property, and Misdemeanor Disorderly Conduct

- Felony Failure to a Register as a Predatory offender

- Felony Intentional Discharge and Reckless Discharge of a Firearm

- Marijuana in a Motor Vehicle and Speeding

- Contributing to the Need of Children in Need of Protection

- Felony Theft

- Two counts of Felony 5th Degree Drug Possession

- Harassment Restraining Order

- Vehicle Forfeiture and Plate Impoundment from DWI arrest

- 5th Degree Domestic Assault

- Misdemeanor Theft and Misdemeanor Disorderly Conduct

- Dangerous Weapons

- Misdemeanor Theft Charges

- Felony 5th Degree Drug Possession – Probation Violation

- Felony 5th Degree Drug Sale, 5th Felony Drug Possession , and 5th Felony Drug Possession.

- 1st Degree Felony Damage to Property

- 5th Degree Domestic Assault

- Gross Misdemeanor Physical Assault on a Police Officer, 5th Degree Misdemeanor Assault, 5th Degree Misdemeanor Assault

- Misdemeanor Theft

- Misdemeanor Careless Driving

- Misdemeanor Theft

- Felony 5th Degree Drug Possession

- Criminal Vehicular Operation; 3rd Degree DWI

- 5th Degree Domestic Assault

- 4th Degree DWI – Probation Violation

- Appeal of Federal Prison Sentence

- Various Animal Neglect Charges

- Felony Arson

Home • Archives for March 2012

Governor Vetoes Defense of Dwelling and Person Act

Post by on March 5, 2012

Citing law enforcement’s opposition to the bill, Governor Dayton vetoed the Minnesota Defense of Dwelling and Person Act of 2011 today. I have been following this bill closely as it made its way through the Minnesota legislature as it would have substantially changed the advice I give to my clients who own and carry firearms…. Read more »

Minnesota Defense of Dwelling and Person Act Passes House

Post by on March 2, 2012

As expected, the Minnesota House passed the Minnesota Defense of Dwelling and Person Act of 2011 on Wednesday. The bill passed by a vote of 85-47. The bill has been sent to Governor Mark Dayton for signature. After meeting with the bill’s sponsor and hearing opposition from law enforcement, Governor Dayton stated that he wait… Read more »