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  • Pretrial Motions and Evidence: Building a Strong Defense Strategy
    Pretrial Motions and Evidence: Building a Strong Defense Strategy

    The role of pretrial motions and evidence cannot be overstated in a legal strategy. These elements are fundamental in shaping the outcome of your case. A criminal defense lawyer can carefully evaluate ...

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  • Investigating Arson Charges & Building a Strong Defense
    Investigating Arson Charges & Building a Strong Defense

    Arson charges can vary in severity, ranging from misdemeanor to felony offenses. The case's specific circumstances, such as the extent of property damage and the presence of aggravating factors, can ...

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  • Felony Possession of a Firearm by a Minor: Laws and Consequences
    Felony Possession of a Firearm by a Minor: Laws and Consequences

    At Brockton D. Hunter P.A., our dedicated attorneys possess the knowledge and expertise to provide effective legal representation for minors facing charges related to firearm possession in Minnesota. ...

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  • Common Defense Strategies for Murder Charges: What You Need to Know
    Common Defense Strategies for Murder Charges: What You Need to Know

    Facing a murder charge is an incredibly serious and daunting situation. The potential consequences are severe, including the loss of your freedom and even your life. In such dire circumstances, it is ...

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  • The Castle Doctrine in Minnesota
    The Castle Doctrine in Minnesota

    If you have been accused of murder or manslaughter in Minnesota, you may be able to avoid conviction if you acted in self-defense when using deadly force to protect yourself or others. However, ...

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  • What Is the Statute of Limitations for Criminal Charges in Minnesota?
    What Is the Statute of Limitations for Criminal Charges in Minnesota?

    Contact Us Statute of Limitations for Criminal Charges When it comes to criminal cases, prosecutors must file charges within a certain amount of time after a crime has been committed. This time frame ...

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