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Supreme Court Rules Police Can Order Blood Drawn from Unconscious DWI Suspects July 16, 2019

At the end of July, the Supreme Court ruled in a 5-4 vote that law enforcement may order blood drawn from an unconscious DWI suspect—even without a warrant. Although the Fourth Amendment requires police officers to obtain a warrant to draw a person’s blood, the court upheld ...

Supreme Court Rules Police Can Order Blood Drawn from Unconscious DWI Suspects July 16, 2019
At the end of July, the Supreme Court ruled in a 5-4 vote that law enforcement may order blood drawn from an unconscious DWI suspect—even without a warrant. Although the Fourth Amendment requires ...
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What is a Motion to Suppress? June 13, 2019
During a criminal investigation, police officers must follow certain laws and procedures to ensure the evidence is collected legally and without bias, provide transparency, and protect the suspect’s ...
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What Happens to My CDL After a Minnesota DWI? May 27, 2019
Commercial drivers operate large vehicles such as semi-trucks and buses every day to make a living and support their families. Anybody who transports people or heavy/hazardous material has more ...
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What is the Age of Consent in Minnesota? May 20, 2019
The age of consent in Minnesota is 16 years old. Furthermore, a child between 13 and 16 of age can legally consent to sex with someone who is not more than two years older than them. However, if an ...
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Is Revenge Porn Illegal in Minnesota? April 25, 2019
In modern romantic relationships, it is common for couples to share intimate photos and videos of each other through texts, e-mails, and other messaging services available on a cell phone or online. ...
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Final Four Sex Trafficking Bust in Minneapolis April 12, 2019
U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis hosted 2019 NCAA Final Four, where Virginia’s D-1 men’s basketball team won the NCAA Championship after 68 competed in this year’s March Madness. However, the Twin ...
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