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Unless you've been living under a rock, you know that the United States Supreme Court will soon rule on the constitutionality, in the DWI context, of warrantless chemical testing and criminal punishment for refusing such testing. Read More
If you watched our webcast earlier this week, you know that we stressed the importance of litigating constitutional issues in DWI cases, especially given the recent sea change in Minnesota appellate courts. Read More
Today another Minnesota judge stayed a DWI proceeding pending the United States Supreme Court's decision in State v. Read More
The constitutionality of Minnesota's DWI laws have never been more uncertain. Read More
Short and sweet: In a district court order filed yesterday, a Hennepin County judge dismissed another criminal charge of test refusal, citing Thompson and Trahan. Read More
Just when we think the Fourth Amendment is out of the woods, another state appellate opinion comes down. Read More
Yesterday, a judge dismissed DWI and Test Refusal charges against our client. Read More
It has been 24 years since the Minnesota legislature took away Fourth Amendment protection for drivers suspected of driving while impaired. Read More
Over the weekend, Fox 9 News featured our own Dan Koewler in its coverage of recent DWI law developments in Minnesota. Read More
Today, we won an appeal in State v. Thompson. In the published opinion, the Court of Appeals ruled that the State cannot prosecute drivers for refusing to submit to a warrantless urine test. Read More
Today at 2:00 p.m. the Minnesota Sentencing Guidelines Commission is holding a public hearing in Room 10 of the State Office Building, 100 Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd., St. Paul, MN 55155 to receive public comments on its proposed changes to the Minnesota Sentencing Guidelines. Read More
This just in: Today a Washington County judge continued the implied consent cases before him, and ordered reinstatement of the drivers' licenses pending the United States Supreme Court's ruling in State v. Bernard. Read More
In the wake of the United States Supreme Court's decision to review DWI Test Refusal law, the nation's attention is being focused squarely on the state of Minnesota . . . and those attorneys who are closest to the fight. Read More
Apparently, the State of Minnesota still has a bone to pick with the Constitution. Read More
It's official. The United States Supreme Court has granted certiorari in State v. Bernard.
Read the order here.
Enjoy the weekend...
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Unless this is the first time you've ever visited our blog, you're undoubtedly aware that one of the hottest topic in the area of DWI law is Minnesota's DWI Test Refusal law, which effectively makes it a crime to refuse to submit to a warrantless search. Read More
Last Friday, the United States Supreme Court held conferences on a variety of petitions for review. Read More
First they came for the Socialists, and I did not speak outâ??
Because I was not a Socialist. Read More
We've got more developments to report regarding whether or not Minnesota's DWI Test refusal law is constitutional. Read More
From my snowed-in perch at my desk in Minnesota, Hawaii looks mighty good right about now, and I'm not just talking about the weather. Read More
