In Minnesota, people with at least three DWI’s in their lifetime may have a “B Card” restriction on their driver’s license. What that means is that the DMV has placed an alcohol restriction on your driver’s license. If you’re caught … Continue reading →
If you were arrested for DWI/DUI in Minnesota sometime between 2007 and 2011 and you took the Intoxilyzer (breath) test, odds are we filed a Source Code challenge for you. Many cases were consolidated statewide to a district court judge. … Continue reading →
Did you know that there are two sides of a DWI in Minnesota (and most other states)? Minnesota law provides that whoever drives on a Minnesota road gives “implied consent” for their blood alcohol level to be tested by the … Continue reading →
The short answer is “it depends.” In January, 2010, the Minnesota Supreme Court issued a new decision on this very issue. While the Court did not go so far as to say that everyone can get a DWI for sleeping … Continue reading →
If the police pull me over, should I take the roadside field sobriety tests? Do I have an option? Before I answer those questions, you should know this: In Minnesota, the police have to have a reasonable, articulable suspicion that … Continue reading →
Ryan was an awesome representative.
Even though I drove over the legal limit,
he got my DWI dismissed, and then my
Implied Consent dismissed too. Being
able to hang on to my driver's license
was very important to me. I never
expected like this!
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